CM ¦ ¦ I mTTT J TU TO TT Iff!If A WTVT A ' x ¦ ¦ THE IRISH MOKANNA. . . fmim^^J ^} _ Ibeland's Lessor - The prospect of famine m th* collection: ot rfhe Ireland has . not prevented mUCtT O'Connell tribute, and probaWy bjU^Ot T* Riois.—The alarm in the Ifcis « Food asd ducH thr'aMuhTBlow'the- iteual 'arerago.' Sc&&"^ f pj anee on accountcorn of the aprehended that; the tax iheesportation to England equally shocking and 'extraordinary; of , ap- and paid by a people tore- T^^m increase. At Che^ rbourg, St. should have been levied . *An he Pn the knowing that they .were squandering the means w jcsis *? "* .md other places, senousnotshave al- : The improvidence, 0 in other places theexcitement life itself in the money they gave. P ' Snilace, and from Malo it may be said, is characteristic ; the pinch oi apprehensions are entertained of an peasant ***" atthat mites 1 , scarcity has not -yet been felt/ 'and the Irish does not look before him ; but what is to.be thought; c^^s^ndent St. on the thisi im-> JQ of the,mah who could take advantage of . AND of the MTIQNii TEifel S UB1A1. providence; and diminish the wretched; means posteaupatthe 3^iaornuigaTOtuig^found ~~ Door creatures to swell his own income , knowing that - ' ^" f oorfrnitand vegetablemarket calling upon the time must come when they must: bitterly repent to assemble and set fire to the houses VOL. IX. NO. 420. LONDON, NOVEMB ER l§45. what ^ Pdace SATUBDAY, .29,: ™; 6f:,th'eir thoughtless generosity, and ;reflect that ^ff ltoviu5the mayor of thetown , and M. Louis d ^ SJ ^£ *« had!by so much - of -3*" deputy,accusing them of the they had given to Mr. O'Connell . f0lDieriy cause certain detection. It is not e h " ' hastened the coming of the day of want ? But what deamess of breaa' y t known ow, or by to cut and l d , the assault commenced. prohibit, or>atall_events to restnot,the exportation DETERMINED 'AND DELIBERATE ^;: r?naeasmS by their large ex- whom, the conspiracy pul them own ,^ -' ¦ ;: perish by- ^ was discovered; one thing only We give the result in the Colonel's own words, in his of corn. ^ I ^ * ^ * ^ * , . : ¦; =-iii^ " - -.- - . MURDER. . .. ., .;- ..,:.:.,-:.^,i; ;t- cares he? If thousands are doomed to d of black wheat. Yesterday a company of is certain, that ^ r r rit'ia a , rtms , from forty to fifty persons have despatch of the following day ;— ; The PhesIIw Italy.;— Angtburg'GaxMti sayi; 6n- Thursday evenin g, at about a quarter-pa tt five famine or pestilence, what matters it wliejine? 1 jtf^r; rtgiment.of the line was marched in quick already been arrested, of whom the few who fr^mThe little sooner or a little later ? '.„ The'^ibute;kept in . ; Wlierea numerous body of the belong When the advance was sounded, they rushed forward in its corre^Bidenbe Palermo, ;that the cenBure o'clock^'one of the most cool and deliberate acts of mitr - ^ " h pinanj people to a higher class of society are all foreigners, which ¦is exei^lsed/wi&rgi^t^ journals: their pockets would not averjt the calamity," would!" ftl*. ,._«imti« the nassa ge of th a Rance. hv. fillino- in the most gallant and daring manner , aad every en- " der 'Uiaf has been committed in the metropolis for many ¦ of confirms the conjecture that neither thesource of the deavour was The Revettf adii Commerce had^ufiedHhe word '' pa^ ' - only postpone, it ; and/ ir'the^'must die;*itMs^as with enormous blocks stone. The made to pull the stockaae down. They par- ; yea»s, wa6 perpetrated in Peaeook -stree t Newington. At ^ Sannd and the p y s, are to be found within the tiaU triotism'' itftheTeense of caro for the general welfare. well that he should have' the..benefit of -the^m&ife^'j P ^oy troops sent from this town being cons irac ,nor its leader y succeeded in openi ng the outer one, but the inward that ttrn o Daniel Fitzgerald ; a labourer in the employ of 'to ; * Russian bounds. Among the natives of Posen who one resis ted all their efforts , This expresfioni was cut but'; The'editor; after hav- c p g gglej .but hot carry tooveak, and two of the gendarmes having are implicated in the affair , are especially named the and bein g lined with men 1 Mr. Quennel , a respectable builder , in Kennington -lane, suffithe sufferersient to throughrolon the stru is probably the rea- ^ a firin g throug h loopholes on a level with the ground , and ing spokehweorrt, the price of which *isiconstantly and a' coun tryman of his named Owen M'Carthy, were it. This . ^ (jriously wounded by the stones thrown at them, locksmith above alluded to (in whose loft seven per- - , soningof the grasping man ;" heartless as'it is, ntsbecame from others halfwa y up, our men were falling so fast falling, haajtekefl why the price of breauV-wasraised proceeding home after the labours of the day, and as we can t^^nforceme necessary, and two com- sons were found concealed), a baker, several non- to imagine no better. The peasant who this year-has-^ ^* f that , notwithstanding the most daring acts of bravery from 5 l^er^cent.-? This passage was rescinded. they turned into Peacock-etree t they were met, at rather ^eso the line were sent for from St. Brieue, and commissioned officers, a wine merchant, «fec., &c. A In anotheft^rtiele the subject ' given his^ usual tribute^ to O'Connell has given ^h- . ata battery, of artillery and the greatest perseverance , they were obliged to re- ' was* the mineral a dark spot , by a person who came in front of them, and ' : PLjn th has been dis- domiciliary search, which was yesterday set on foot wealth of- Httssia1. It experienced a' similar fate. value at least four-fold or five-fold the cust"6rnSfy:; ^.A in all hasreftom Rennes. "We hear, how- tire. This could not be effected without additional loss who, without the slightest parley or uttering a sentence , ' cd by the police, produced no discovery." in the endeavour to brin g off the wounded men in which contribution. This Mr. O'Connell. must have neell.,; rZ tliat theriot has been renewedto-day, and that , deliberately presented a pistol to the breast of poor Fitz- conscious of when he levied the tax, ahd neyer| '3 '" TURKEY. they were generall y successful. The retreat was covered ¦ : g body, :^eles f*te5 of people fromto Broons, Beckere]ef , and even St. " ' ': erald, and discharged its contents into his he consented to the imposition, a a ' thfcjpbor^ : , hav gone join those Dinan. The Lebakos Disarmed.—Cohsiastinople, Nov. by the party under Lieuten ant-Colonel Hulme , of the 96th ' ^^§^^ tmiit &r: M'Carth y was so affected with the suddenness of ware.th t e A highly - creatures know not what they Were about/and%«re|" ^ M; 7.—We were all astonished here b« learning, regiment ; and too much praise cannot be given to that .the act and the flash of the powder upon his face, that he - -^table merchant, Paul Robert, a d a day or 1 robbing themselves and .'their children for him'.^Tti *' of hisarms broken, and to haveis receiveds i to two ago, that Shekib Effendi had^isanned the^Le- officer for the.coolness and steadiness with which he con- NATioNm^sspciATiON, op. United Trades.— became powerless for a moment, and the assassin would Sebad one ill The ducted it undor a very heavy, The take from the poor the gift they could not spat^ ; severe treatment. authorities, how- banon. Turkish troops, it seems, had possession of fire. Central Committee ;jnet at ( the Trades' Office, '30, have escaped but for the promptitude of two gentlemen ' '; but " 3 Hyde-street murder , Would seem the height of cruelty.and meanness ' ^ able to enforceof . a , and through the all the strong positions of the mountain ; the means h a i , dd , " one-third of .Biopnw^my;;>h Monday, November named Cotton and Allara , who, witnessing the that is not all in this case) for the poor, iii their ler are and the l ws du Roi In t is ct on the Colonel a s , to his v^es courage Procureur se- wereat hand suddenly to disarm the tribes, and the the men actually engaged fell ;" and ',' during the 24th. A'drage. mass.,of letters,; each bearing ' the instantly pursued the assassin , who had tak en thoughtlessness, have drawn oh theiV naiTOwed'11 the most forward among the rioters have e p , by the facilities it thus en- eight days that he had been engaged in carrying on kindly feeflhg.of the pVQvincial.tfa'des towards the heels. His pursuers , however , gained ground so fast S^of joyedPortehas be n tem ted 'ywere means of existence 20 or 25 per cent, more ,than they ; arrested. The same disturbances have occurred , toexecutea project whichit has no doubt long operations against the place, one-fourth of the whole associationi laid before the committee. Amongst upon him, that they succeeded in capturing him before he have.been aware of, and sordid advantage has been5 Ln wished to see carried into effect. The disarmment others the following ," had got far down Kennington -lane, and after run- ^the whole coastof Lower Brittany,black wheat strength of the British soldiers under his command are particularlyof worthy of no- taken of their want of foresight and reflection ; Dbubt ^ " (which if not already complete, will be completed in a (originally not exceeding 490) had been either killed tice :—From ^he Miners 'Holytown,' announcing ning about 500 yards or a little better. vsfofftlw only resource of the poor in seasons when ' less, however, the salveito Mr. O'Connell's conscience" of potatoes fail." few days' time) hastaken place, it appears, entirely orwounded." the acqui^lpn of 400 /members from their body ; On securing him those gentlemen took him to the is the expectation that England will supply all wants, growth ' him over to without resistance. Indeed, the mountain has not A private letter, of a later date, speaks of a second from the^Garpet Weaversof of V Kidderminster, an- police station in Kenning ton-lane , and gave d h , , been an enemy to the jBE Fbexch Press asd the Imposteh.—The for many yearsbeen so tranquil as during the last few attack, with the guns of the nouncing the^ number members'whb' had already Lock yer, the gaoler , saying that he had been shooting an he as never as he avows of the proceeding some days afterwards, connexion with England, for, in truth. he has no ob- policy in Ireland, in collecting months ; so much so, that there was not even a pre- Hazard, which is stated to have been followed b given in their-j iclhesion j»,l,392,' and also containing somebody, but they did not know whether the man he shot " " for O'Connell at a season like the present has y the jection to her capital and charity. He is willing pjaey , text for having recourse to the violent and extreme evacuation of the pah in the night time ; but the an order.Tfofcpaym ent Tor!that number j from Mr. at >yas dead or not. The prisoner all this time never that Ireland should liyevwithheron the terras, what's sniiek with astonishment even his ardent admirer, course that has been pursued. At all the embassies story seems of very dubious authenticity. Golding, spwetary 6f,tfi.e^ Manchester district, an- uttered a single ' syllable, and' was taken 'into the station ^ ' Frtsse yours is mine, and what's riiine!s my own—Ireland jigParis . Inspeaking of the O'Connell tri- here, the intelligenceof thia event has- occasioned nountip !kl|»t^&e3^^ by'Lockyer , where he sat down apparentl y quite com- for the Irish, and English aid,' I l d s that papersays:-- AMERICA. intelligence reached the stati on when re an uffices iaw. _ .. •> . great surprise and displeasure. activei^cnumsoMBmmn^M.ctneBeveTaitradesin posed, In a few minutes for the Irish.. Eo£theilaM;|&ur years the Jriah ^ TJMVEfcSAtf 8TJTETRAGB AND THE IATO.' ' ' and that so deliberatcwaa hot. jt »pj>ears that the aniount collected ttMyeirexceeds that '• vast industrial emporium ;'Trom. Mr. Hogers,' that Fitzgeral d was no niore, agitators have been TCok6iimg2"witn delight ori the GREECE. man never - gst of the past. It is inconceivable ho w a man who has The following pithy address, .issued by the Ameri- delegate of the Bristol Trades, announcing the ad- the act of assassination that the uufortuna fe troubles and difficulties of England ; they haye Correspondence from Athens of the 10th inst. can National Reformers, is at present circulating hesion of the ' Mr. uttered a single groan. The body having fallen closs to jpiirate income which would enable him to live in a states that the Ministers were every day becoming < Carpenters and Joiners ; from looked out for our misfortunes as their harbingers throug e es, in the shape of advertisements 'Humphries, of Nottingham ing the adhesion the Peacock public-house , at the corner of Peacock-st reet pocely manner , can have the heart to receive every year and that considerable alarm pre- h th Stat , convey of good have prayed for the worst curses more unpopular, and handbills. It will, just now, possess peculiar In- nnd Kenning ton-road was carried into that house , arid ; they jgnnof 500.000f. or 600,000£, extracted sous by sous vailed throughout the provinces in consequence oi of the Framework-knitters of that district ; from , on us that can visit nations ; but the first calamity , terest for our readers :— of Chester Mr. Smith , a sur geon in the neighbourhoed , was in im- jan the wretched earnings " of the poor, who cannot the number of brigands infesting them. To the pre- Mr. Orme, , bearing the adhesion of the has fallen on the people taught to hope for their Plasterers of that district ; from Mr. Jones, of Holy- media te attendance , but the instant he saw the deceased ?ery day procure a meal of victuals. The population sent period, they had respected travellers, VOT» TOURSFXF A FARM. neighbours' troubles, and their only resource 13 in pays this is one of the , well (Wales),'who forwarded the he pronounced him dead. On examining the body he ^ich tribu te most wretched of lunderedhowever villages indiscriminately. The Are you an American citizen ? Then you are a joint- adhesionbf the Boot the prosperity of the country whose adversity was but they p and Shoe Makers of that town. At the conclusion found that the ball had entered the left .breast , passed r-sope, scarcely ever tasting either bread or meat , and 12th inst. was fixed for closing the Chambers, after owner of the public lands. Why not take enough of your malignantly counted on as the sure source of advan- jjj n in dens rather than houses. Thousandsof of the business of the Central Committee, a mutual through (he had not the slightest doubt) the heart , and g if families sitting fourteen months,! property to provide yourself a home ? Wliy not vote your- tage. If England were now plunged in war, how ^jnld consider themselves fortun ate they -were treated self a farm? meeting of the Board of Directors and the Central came out at the left side of the back , so that his death hopeless would be the state of the people of Ireland ! vjiisowellas the hounds kept by Mr. O'Connell at his THE RIVER PLATE. Remember Poor Richard's saying :— "Now I have a Committee was held, for the purpose of making must have been instantaneous , and one of the policemen The recruiting sergeant would not bo able to take But it the time efficient arrangements for the agitation of the pro- picked up the ball which had caused the fatal wound at ^orofDerrynane-aobey. present the The French Government has received accountsfrom sheep and a cow, every one bids me ' good morrow.'" If the multitude ready to serve for bread, and what Section of this tribute has something particularly re- Buenos Ayresof the ISthof September, which state a man have a house and a home of his own, though vinces on the joint principles of both associations. the bottom of the staircase of the- Peacoek , it having thousands of the aged, the women, and the children that the United French and English fallen from the body while the deceased was being re- l8}rins in it. Ireland is threatened by, or rather is squadrons have it be a thousand miles ofij he is well received in other It was agreed that Mr. David Ross should deliver his would be doomed to famine, England being drained jjtnaUssuffering from scarcity. The potatoe crop, the forced the entrance of the Uruguay and the Parana. people's houses ; while the homeless wretch is turned first provincial lecture in Manchester on Monday moved. by the demand for her self-preservation Happy, jjHunonfooflof the lower orders, has in manydistricts Guarebaldi, the commander of the Montevidean next., December 1st. Upwards of fifty shares have The murderer , upon the charge being about to bs en- is it for Ireland that England^ is at peace ied the island of Martin Garcia away. The bare rightto a farm, thoughyou should never most happy , snpIeteJy failed ; and it is at such a moment as this that forces, has occup , go near it , There- been taken up in the association for the employment tered against him, gave the name of Samuel Quennel, As Mr. O'Connell t which commands the mouth of the Uruguay, , would save you from many an insult . and comparatively prosperous. «r. O'Connell, who lacks no luxury,permits the agents of and fore, vote yourself a farm. of labour since our last report. and it was then ascertained that he was bro ther of Mr. believes that the reversal of his conviction waB a Association" to plunder those wretched creatures which is said to be the most important military sta- Quennel , the builder , and , as well as the deceased , had miracle he should also in consistency, believe that *ihe tion in South America. A part of the squadron had Are you a party follower ? Then you have long enough Operative Tailors.—A document, drawn up with , , {s the purpose of swelling his civil list. How can he employed your vote to benefit scheming offiee-seekers : been employed by him. While the charge was being the present calamity of Ireland is a-judgment on her ascended the river for the purpose of occupying the apparently great care by the Operative Tailors' As- taken Mr. Inspector Carter asked the prisoner if he had «I«tmat his adversaries should place any faith in his use it for once to benefit yourself— vote yourself a farm. , for the guilty prayers he has taught her people to and allow themselves to be islands in the neighbourhood of Monte Video. The o , shows that in Liverpool 1,187 men, 333 the pistol about him ? and his repl y was, that he had not. pjcerity, guiled when fce de- Are you tired of slaver y—of drudg ing for others—of swomenciation, and 41 boys are employed in their own houses, put up for embarrassments and misfortunes to Eng- u eloquent terms the sad situation of his country 1 governmentof Buenos Ayres continued to publish de- povert y Immediately after, however , the prisoner was in the act Pharisaical gentlewo- \iiKS ' c ees o b dd g al i e and its attendant miseries ? .Then, vote yourself e s a a i d h a y land. He must not be like the jjj O'Conne ll, when the rro testaut lords , forgetting r f r i in l ntercours and communication a farm. which are for th mo t p rt in d rty an un e lth of taking something out of his pocket, when Lockyer b y , who never failed to call the with the allied squadrons. None of the inhabitants state ; while only 003 men and 130 boys are em- seized his arm, and found that he had got a pistol in his man descri ed b Gait jhorielisious prejudices, came forward and subscribed Are you endowed with reason f Then you must know p d p ' , i afflictions of her neigbours "judgments," while to jare sums for the relief of the suffering poor, renounced of Buenos Ayres could obtain passports to leave the that your right to life necessaril y includes the right to a loye in worksho s on their masters premises O hand, which was immediately seeured. It was a good her own she gave the mild name of " trials." And city, except by giving security, and binding them- the dwellings used as workshops 522 are bedrooms , percussion lock and it jhfieut which he has hitherto received, he would have place to live in—the right to a home. Assert this right sized pocket-pistol, single barrel , it is to be remembered that he distinctly ascribed selves to have no intercourse with Monte Video. , and 127 are cellars ; while in 222 courts parties are was evident that it had been but just discharged. Upon sited a noble part , and would by bo doing have proved to so long denied to mankind, by feudal robbers and their working at home for shops. the miracle of his deliverance from gaol to the effect jV{ most incredulous that his sympathy for his country . CIRCASSIA. attorney i. Tote yourself a farm . the prisoner being further searched, some strong cording of the prayers which had been offered up; and to the jj sntras capable of influencing him to make real and AsEmissary from Russia to Circassia Adjudged Are you a belierer in the Scriptures ? Then asser t that TnE United Trades Association and the Lan- was found in his pocket, with twopence in copper, and same cause he may, with more scriptural authority, sacrifices. To harangue for hours together in cashire Framework-kxitters.—Sir, in the Star ot some trifling article. pitetant ial to Death bv Shamil.—The followingis an extract the land is the Lord' s, became He made it. Resist, then, the attribute the pending scourge, for we are taught that Conciliation Hall is an excellent thing no doubt , bat the le, dated November blasphemers who exact money for His work , even as you Oct. 18th, , under the head of " Trades' Move- On making inquiries as to the causes which led to so the unhallowed prayer for a neighbour's misfortunes from a letter ftom Constantinop 1845 , for some Irii h people require something more substantial at the 7th :—A!fact has taken place in Dagnestan, which would resist them should they claim to be worshipped foi ments," there appears a statement to the effect that deliberate an act of murder, it appeared that is likely to recoil in curses on those that offend hea- pre sent moment than this eloquence and may have His holiness. Emancipate the poor from the necessity of the Leicestershire Framework-knitters have sent in cause or other, the prisoner had been discharged from ven by putting it up.' Sweet are the uses of adver- will produce much sensation in Russia, and important consequences. An embassy, as encourag ing such blasphemy— -vote tue freedom or the their adhesion to the United Trades' Union. This his employment by hi6 brother on Saturday last , , sity, and profitable, indeed, to the Irish peopie will SPAIN. who h been supposing that Fitzgerald had been the cause of his dis- from the court of St Peters- PUBLIC LANDS. is not true. There are 18,000 Framework-knitters be the present affliction if it teaches them the policy Blood. —Acconnts from Valencia to the called an ambassador, .use of More Are you a man S Then assert the sacred rights of man and not 1,000 h j d missal, had been heard during the week to make of humanity—interest in the well-being of others— 22th instant state that the sentence of the court burg (the Kaisaskeror grand judge of the Mahome- in this county, as yet ave oine the and even go dans of the Crimea)having been sent to make over- —especially your ri ght to stand upon God's earth , and to association. I send this that people may not be led the most violent threats towards Fitzgerald , and to renounce Mr. cO'Connell's precepts of hatred mrtial on the parties implicated in the militaryin- so far as to say that he would shoot him. tures or at least prop als p , till it for your own profit. Vote yourself a farm. astray.—ThOMAs Winters, Secretary.—15, Eaton- and ill-will.—Examiner. grrectionof the 3rd had been carried into effect at , os of eacewith Circassia Poor Fitzgerald resided at No 11 Peacock-street , and has been put to death at the instigation of Shamil. Would you free your country, and the sons of toil every- s , , Nov. 25th, 184?. , wo r.M. on the preceding day. A corporal and four treet Leicester his assassin resided close by, so that the unfortunate man t where, from the heartless, irresponsible mastery of the —Wood Pavement Conducive to sudiers of the Gerona regiment were shot in the Two pretexts have been alleged by the Circassians in Leicester.—Framework-knitters.—The Frame- indeed, Fatal Accident. is that the Kaisasker aristoc racy of avarice ? Would you disarm this aristo- met his death within a few yards of his home; Wednesday evening Mr. Wakley Place del Remedio , the troops of the garrison form- justification of this act : the first work-knitters of this town held a public meeting in sufficien tly near for his wife and five children to hear the TEMrEnANCE.—On crac y of its chief weapon , the fearful power of banishment held an inquest at the Middlesex Hospital on the body is a square , and immediatel y the execution was did not go straightly and openly to his professed e e, on Monday last (when from from God's ear th % Then join with your neighbours to the Royal Amphith atr report of the shot which deprived them of a husbaud and of Thomas Ashton, aged 74, of Great Mavyle- crer, General Roncali harangued the troops , who object ; that he did net address himself at once to 1,200 to 1,400 assembled), to read and anal e sculptor. form a true American party, having for its guidance the yse th a father. The prisoner, who is a married man, is twenty- Golden-square. The deceased was, on the saie inarched in rotation by the dead bodies, and Shamil, and declare distinctly the mission with speech of M. D. Hill, Q.C., e i o bone-street, principles of the American Revolution , and whose chief d livered n the C urt two years of age. Regent- then returne d to their barracks. Seventeen soldiers which he was intrusted, but conferred previously of Queen's Bench, in the case of Chawncr v. Cum- evening of the 21st ult., in the act of crossing measures shall be—1. To limit the qua ntity of land that (Juadrant being worse for liquor, when d the same regiment have been condemned bo ten with beys and chiefs possessing influence in Circassia, mins, concerning the stoppage of wages for frame- EXAMINATION OF THE MURDERER. street, nearthe , any one man may henceforth monopolise or inherit ; and , he was knocked down by a cart belonging to Messrs. jears presidio at Ceuta , three to eight yearspresidio in a way to excite suspicion, and to give himself the , «fcc , h i i f h On Friday morning, shortly after Mr. Henry had taken 2. To make the public land free to actual settlers only, each rent contrary to t e prov s ons o t e Truck ale andportor merchants, Beaufort- Is the Peninsula , and two io six years ditto. Ser- character of a spy (and that he did proceed in this Act. Mr. George Buckby was unanimously called his seat on the bench at the Lambeth court , and disposed Gill and Coulson, having the right to seU his improvements to any man not Strand, and the wheels of the cart passed geant Suarez, the head of the mutiny, was still in manner all the accounts agree in affirming) ; and the to the chair, who, after briefly opening the business, of the night charges , the prisoner , Samuel Quennell , was buildings, possessedof other land. Thesegreatmeasuresoucecarried was conveyed to tho above hospital, £«Dcealment . second is, that, being a Mussulman hisappearance as called upon Mr. T. Winters, the secretary, to address brought from the police cells which adjoin the court , and over him. He wealth would bscome a chan ged social element ; it would y Mn Ileiley, the house- The Madrid papers of the ISth state that General envoy from a Christian power to a Mussulman people the meeting. He commenced by reading the speeches placed at the felen's bar. , on examination b then consist of the accumulated products of human la- whore he was found to have sustained a fracture of Varvacz ha s been raised to the dignity of a grandee is, by , declared to be the highest of the counsel, and argued that the whole of Mr. D. The first witness called was O wen M'Carth y, a la- surgeon, the Koran bour , instead of a hoggish monopoly of the products of and other severe injuries. He went o'Spain with tbe title of Dukeof Valencia. General act of treason—incurring the penalty of death Hill's speech was a genuine piece of sophistry through- bourer, of Ns. 10, Queen-street , Walworth , who deposed the left thigh, , God's labour ; and the antagonism of capital and labour on very well till Monday , the ITth instant , when he Mcali has resigned the Captain-Generalcy of —of which an Islamite can be guilty. The out, showing there was no analogy between the ser- that he had formerly been in the employment of Mr . Kaisasker, as soon as his proceedings and for ever cease. Capital could no longer grasp the largest vices of man and a machine. If the frame was a co- Quennell , builder , of Kennin gton-lane , and brother to the was seized with delirium Uemcns, under which he Tilcucia. Xarvaez, notwithstanding his new dignity, ' docs not appear comfortable in his seat, and loses no his ostensible purpose on the Circassian terri- share of the labourer 's earnings, as a reward for not workman of the man, by the same rule every machine prisone r. Was at work at Mr. Queaaell's the day before , sank, and died on Sunday last. The driver , of the tory were known, was arrested by order of doing him aU the injury the laws of the feudal aristo- or tool in the kingdom was entitled to a part of the and on coming out at his dinner-h cur saw the pri- cart said that when within about two yards of Cftwlunity of getting rid of those whom he considers cracy authorise viz., the denial of all stock to work upon deceased he called to him to get out of the way, but sltis declared or secret opponents, Shamil, and brought before a council of Ulemahs, to , man's earnings. Mr. Hill ;had said there was no soner stan ding nearl y opposite , and closo to the Ilorse and be put on his trial. He underwent a regular trial or and all place to live in, To derive any profit from the g , but a net sum, while all the world knew Groom public-house. About five o'clock he (witness) he seemed confounded and stood still, d b ross sum anwhich,efore he PORTUGAL. examination, the result of which was that he was labourer, it must first give him work ; for it could no that from the earliest history of frame-knitting, there and Fitzgerald left Mr. Quennell 's yard, went (the driver) could pull up, the horse, was We have Lisbon intelligence of the 19th instant. publicly beheaded, his quality of ambassador from longer wax fat by levying a dead tax upon his existence. had never been a gross and net sum. After reading along Kennington-lane , across the Ke'nning ton- going slowly, knocked him down. A juror remarked iniquities of Norman land- pirates would cease that on the ni de appe g a The disorganisation of society consequent on mis- Russia, which he pleaded urgently, affording him no Thehoar y a table of. frame expenses under a Mr. Collins, of road , and got into the court leadin g to Pea- ght of the acci nt h nin it w s jovtrnment was showing itself in the impunity of protection whatever. I must add, that this emissary to pass current as American law. Capital , with its power which tho following is a summary, he concluded by cock-street. The deceased was a little in fron t of wet, and it taking plaee qn the wood paving, it would atrocious crimes, and in acts of violencean d illegality was notaccredited from the court of St. Petersburg, for good undiminished, would lose the power to oppress; appealing to the good sense of the meeting on the him (wi tness) when he saw the prisoner come in fron t of have been almost impossible to have pulled up so as inflicted on persons who had exercised their privi lege that though he claimed the title of ambassador he had and a new era would dawn upon the earth , and rejoice question at issue :—" Twelve frames ; one, three at him and point something towards his breast , and dis- to have avoided deceased.—Mr. Wakley said he con- as voters at the late elections, in oppositionto the no papers to show that he wasreally one, .there- the souls of a thousand generations, Therefore, forget once ; three, four at once hree, five at once; three, ch arge a pistol at him. Witness 's eyes were dazzled at sidered the wood paving an excellent thing, as it and if not to vote yourself a farm . ; t caused people to look about them Juror: Yes, and towsof government. The prosecutionsof the press fore, it be true, thathe had been tamperingwith the six at once ; one seven, and one, eigkt at once, whose the moment , and he first thought it was something to wregoing on vigorously, two in one week against fidefitv of the Circassian chiefs, endeavouring to cor- united weekly charges amounted to £6 4s, 5d , for frighten them ; but , at the instant, he saw Fitzgerald in causes many accidents.—Mr. Wakley : I'd have the fw editor, and threeothers hanging over him. Com- rupt them, or to sow division among them, his execu- which sum 135 dozens of stocking legs would have to roads as soft as feathers, and I am convinced it FOREIGN MISCELLANY-. the act of falling, exclaiming, " I' m shot." As soon as merce and agriculturecontinued in a very depressed tion as a spy was certainly a justifiable act. Shamil be made, leaving the workman is. lid. in debt, be- he recovered his sigh t, he saw the prisoner walk away, would promote temperance, by tending to keep , the Custom-housereceipts for October less by may on this occasion have acted fiom the impulses of Rotaii Gamblino.—The Constituttonel mentions a fore they could eavn one farthing for themselves. nnd he followed and called out, " He has shot the man ," pedestrians sober.'—The jury did not consider any sate lost by the late any contos than those of the same month last year. a Circassian; but assuredly, supposing that fact I rumour that Queen Christina has These twelve frames, multiplied by six, gives seventy- The prisoner then commenced running, but two gentle- blame attributable to the driver, and returned a ver- A slight earthquake was felt at Oporto on the 3rd have stated to be correct, he may justify his conduct failure at the Bourse a sum of 1,2C0,000 francs. two, making 810 dozens for charges per week, leaving men stopped him, and witness came up wh en the gentle- dict of" Accidental Death." is&nt. by argument which will be held good by all civilised Corn Riots in Italy.—Letters from Ancona of the workman £1 9s. Od. in debt." Mr. W. Upton, man had secured him ; but he did not hear the prisoner The Game Laws.—A Poacher Shot.—Petworth. SWITZERLAND. will be, no of Thumaston, next addressed the meeting in a —Some considerable excitement has been caused in states. The effect of this bold measure 14 h , statethat some English merchants say anythi ng. Witness wen t to inform the prisoner 's LirsAXNE, Novej uier IS.—The Swiss Courier pub doubt, to strengthen the Emperor Nicholas in the havingthe t madeinstant large purchases of grain in that place, very effective manner, after which Mr. Kirby, of brother what had happened , and the prisoner was taken this neighbourhood from the circumstance of a Mcs the speeches made in the General Assembly of obstinacy (which seemed to be relaxing) with which p g a , and are en- Great Wigstone, delivered an instructive address, to the station. Witness did not know what had become poacher having been shot in the night of Sunday last the ublic are in a state of re t alarm by the head gamekeeper on Barkfold estate fk Clergy of the Canton de Vaud, and the letter of he has ever prosecuted the Circassian war ; and this deavouring to get the exportation stopped. At Ri- enlivened at times by several amusing anecdotes. of Fitzgerald, He did not know of his own knowledge , in the resignation sent by the Protestant clergy of that effect has been probably aimed at by Shamil ; for he mini the people are also in a state of commotion, and The chairman then delivered one of his usual effective whether there had been any disagreement between the parish of'Kirdford, near this town, the property of canton. The conflict which has occurred in the has acuteness enough to see that the independence of attacked some vessels in the harbour, loaded with speeches with great energy, fully demonstrating the prisoner and the deceased. Mr. Richard Hasler, of Aldingbourne. The man Canton de Vaud between the executive government Circassia may be greatly more perilled by peace, by grain, which they obliged the owners to discharge. baneful system under which we live, not only to the Mr , Wm. Henry Cullcn deposed , that on the precedin g shot was a confirmed poacher, having been once tried es but to the ratepayers. A few at the Lewes assizes and sentenced to one month's Slid the national church is the subject of great ex- the establishment of commercial relations between The Buildixo of the PmAMins Rivalled, workmen themselv , evening he was passing along the Kennington-road, when citement here and may give rise to serious results. —The i a ked, and satisfactorily answered, imprisonment for nig poaching with others, and , that country and Russia, than it can be by a con- Pacha of Egypt has given instructions for the imme- quest ons were s he heard tho report of a pistol, and immediately after he ht Before Christmasthe whole of the Protestant clergy continuance of war, in which Russia gets so dread- when a- unanimous vote of thanks were given to J. saw the prisoner run, and heard some persons call out during the last spring tried by the local magistrates of the diate construction of the barrage, a work that will for the use of the Thomas and fined in the penalty of £5 for a similar offence canton will have quitted their respective fully the worst of it, as to furnish a spectacle of de- occupy (if even then practicable) at least ten years Briggs/ Eso.., theatre— "S top him." He (witness) instantl y followed and took the , re- charges, and the government will probably be obliged feat and disaster to the world every successive year WixTERSj'Secretarv. pr isoner. Some persons came up at the time, and the marking at tbe time he paid the money that he would before it is finished. Thirty thousand men have been soon make that up again. The name of the deceased toiupply their placeswith members of the laity, she wages it. At the request of the Russian ambas- have been prisoner said , "Take ms to the station-house, " lie for ordered to the Delta ; several thousand Mansfield Framework-knitters.—The Frame- was Benjamin Remnant, a single man 29 years of Council of State will not be able to find a sufficient sador here the Porte has sent a firman to the Turkish , and passed up the work-knitters, as a body, are doubtless aware that Henry Martin Allain, a barge builder , in Agnes-street , , number of successors, neither members of th e church the Russian territory, landed from the ships of war , , age. The name of the gamekeeper is Thomas , prov inces on the frontier of canal : several idle Frenchmen, and their families, the Ticket Bill will become law on the 1st of W aterloo-road , corroborated the greater part of the evi- nor students belonging to the canton itself, desiring the Pachas of those provinces to take every dence of the last witness. In reply to Mr. Henr y, this Denver. On Wednesday an inquest was iiolden nor have been engaged to superintend in some way or y; a p g which terminated in a verdict of clergymen from the other cantons. The populace in measure to prevent the emigration of Mahomedans destruction to Lower Egypt. An Januar that is bill com ellin manufacturersspecifying theto witness said the only expression he heard the prisoner " Manslaughter" general take but little other the work of give a ticket on the delivery of work, against Denver, who was thereupon committed interest in the fate of the re- into Dagnestan, whether they have lately gone in hospital is the first building to be erected near the quality and the price of the said work. This has use was, "Take me to the station-house ; there is where )I to ceding clergy; and the Government, seconded as it is great numbers to join the Circassians. Of course this recollect the exact amount of lives caused a great deal of confusion in the ranks of the want to go." await his trial at the next assizes at Lewes. by the Communist spot. We do not Suicide by an Insane Lady. — On Friday Mr. Societies, and the Liberalsw ho firman will produce no effect. os n e g d , d g , y y Ann Westwood , of No. 1, Peacock-street , deposed that oppose the .Methodist and extreme parties in the l t i cl arin out the Mahmou iea Canal but it is mi dlemen or a ents as the are full aware that it abou t a quarter to five o'clock, she was in her own house, a ld i q y Kingsland- ALGERIA. certain more than three times that number will be will expose their nefarious practices. Attemptr,are B keron he an n uest at the Victor , dmreh, will remain in power. The retirement of Progress of the Arab Insurrection. — The and heard the report of a pistol , and on opening the road, . the body of Miss Frances Heath. Deceased the clergy has swept off. Several medical men extra have been sent already being made to make up the loss which they was a maiden lady, residing with her brother , however, had a serious effect on the Journal des Bebats publishes news from Algeria of will sustain through the Ticket Bill, by reducing the door she saw the deceased lying close to her door all of a at No. stability up. 8, Orchard-place, Kingsland-road. About eleven of the Conservative party. the 15th and 16th, from which it appears that the new sect has lately set men's already starvation prices. Men are beginning heap. Mahometan Schism.—A Frederick , Bunn, shopman to Mrs. Tubb , who keeps a years since her mind became affected , Lettersfrom Zurich, of the 30th, state that the prospects of those parts of the colony where the in- itself up in Persia, at the head of which is a mer- to see how futile are mere sectional unions—that and she was jorernmentof Zurich has set Lieutenant Brunner, surrection has broken out are by no means improved. coping with those gigantic evils broker 's shop in the New-cut , said that on Saturday even- obliged to be placed in Saint Luke's, where she re- chant who had returned from a pilgrimage to Mecca, they arc incapable of mained for twelve months, and being incurable raeofthe refugees from Lucerne, at liberty. Lieu- The I>d>at s even admits that the insurrection itself to the Prophet. which meet them on every hand. We have now ing last , between seven and eight o'clock , a person , whom was and proclaimed himself a successor he believed to be the prisoner taken home. Her insanity was of a mild character, tenant Brnnner had been arrested, e q is spreading, and that the French troops continue matters at Shiraz appears in joined the National Association of United Trades, , came to the shop and exa- at th re uest of The way they treatsuch mined a pistol which was hung up for sale. The first and she did not require any particulr restraint. On flic Lucerne government, as a party in the murder of stili on the defensive, not being in a position to the following account (June23) :—Four persons being and are determined to supportthe Executive in their ^L Leu. The Zurich after a minute attack their enemies. Our contemporary states that called a public meeting on Mon- pistol he examined he drew the tri gger without the cap the morning of tho 29th of September last, about six government, heard repeating their profession of faith according to laborious task. We 'clock in

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All-others are fraudulent imitations ; as to, render the Cutti ag of Coras altogether uimseessary ; but grey and maple were a dull T>r>T>n i-yjyjT nnOGKnnOGK'Syy 'S PULMONICof WAFERS. Lond on z JS-nlm Chu rchill , Princes-street ; and may be ' the practice of cutting Corns is at all sale 1 j '^t DR. " :, tbe., CUREnTTDP .f ASAci'l HMArrUA and«_j TEETH. indeed , we may say, well as oakes, sold fieely at full prices. CM mTo^EOIGINEfor HEALT1L, LONG LIFE, ANp fl APPINESS, FOR STOPP ING DECAYED had of all booksellers. times highly dtagereu. 1, and has h«an frequen tly attended lhsa^i ° COUGHS, fa . waa ever ^ the aecd trade was dull. 1^ C0XSUMPTI0N, ess as SECURED BY THAT POPULAR MEDICINE Price 2s. 6u. with lamentable oonsequenees , besides its liability to in- ^ hv and unfailing sue- Dr. • ' ¦ ¦- ¦ ' CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN A^A suchspeedv :-: :d li,if-j „ j . - • maternl, (or gentle , FLOUR, A\n ** WAFERS. In every Tumours, un»ightly Excrescences, nmvi crease their growth ; it adheres with the most IN M AUK-LANE. U SE£rj i nPftrffl PULMONIC Mothe r's Marks ,) noli me tangcre , and indolent pros-u i-o, produ ging an instant and delightful relief from throughoutthe kingdom BRITISH GRMK. •uwr and publication Ulcers remediable. appl ication , entirely of their wonderfrl powers. torture , and , with pers averanc o in its " v be seen testimonials inveterate Corns and Bunions. recent cures in Manchester :— Just Publishe d (third edition) price 3s. Cd. eradicates the most Wheat .. Essex & Kent,white,new .. 62 to 72 ^ ar e^et offered the world ever rapi dly PATRONISED by her Majesty the Queen, KNIFE : being a new, safe, and efficaeious mode hundred 66 ,vi 5" dated Septerober 9tU, 18i5. —Gentlemen,—The NOMe «cin the Lincoln and York , red .. 61 'I' C(l9 ? ffi'L y: it is questiona- Highness Prince Albert, her Royal Highness scirrhous and glandular Discaics. By P. nonce. *l-,Bh increasing demand for your wafersspeaks greatly in attaiae dsuchdistinguished celebrit of the Belgians, of treating Northumb. and Scotch .. 'te« .{ civilised globe where Dochess-et Kent, his Majesty the King 5, Woburn Place, late 91, Fiusbury « of tlieir being a most excellent medicine, and ble if there be now any part of the , his Grace the Archbishop BATTYE, M.R. C.S., Prepared by John Pox, in boxes, at Is. L}d., or three Rye ...... «, fsrour vir tues have not been exhibited. his Majesty the King of Prus sia Barl ey .. Malting .. .. *» enclosed is one of tliemanyconvincing proofs we its extr siordiuiry healing the Nobility, the Bishops, Square. small boxes in one for 2s. 9d.; and to be ha£ of Mr. King, . .. 32 85 ^.,ra il the attributable to any system }% Lyxcu and Butterworth, Chemists. partess-cured by their use. The Proprieto rs the e eupemer to anything ever before used , as it is placed in WRAY'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE for Gonorrhoea , war- try. The genuine has the name of Joh n Fox on Oats .. Lincoln shire and Yorkshi re, feed «£ ™ 81 Fifibes tears Astidia , communicated to Life Sill's have now ia thei r possession upwards Shem your disease will speedily be entirely removed from the alby, Times. -.: Aber- _ > 56 and by all chemists and medicine vendor s : or the pro- themselves, do now freely and frankly admit that Spanish , hard -do good far alittle time, but Br. Locoek's is the best system. .ATtsratrne Tonic Powders and a certain y a valuable preparation, Ditto , soft cs _ prietors will send the Succedaneum free by post to any Wra ^s PHI *, spe- nethy's Pile Ointment is not onl 69 .. 55-58 of all—it clearsjny-voice and-etops the coughing in- " Thirdly—They are found after giving them a fair trial pseudo-syphilis, secondary symp- but a never-failing remedy in every stage and variety of ltalia ii,Tuscan, ifcc., rcil — part ef the kingdom. cific for the removal of Ditto , white .. .. stantly. I bave never found anything yet'te com- for a few weeks to possess the most astonishing and invi- toms, &e. 4s. 6d., lis., and 22s. a packet. that appalling malady. «8 — 74 .. S8 - «2 -pare vMb them. gorating properties , and they will overcome all obstinate LOSS OP TEETH. OdessM&Taganrog .hard — Wratfs Improved Suspensory Bandages,well adapted for Sufterers will uet repent giving it a trial. Multitudes Ditto, soft .. .. 58 _ I hare lieentbirty-t&recyearsa WesleyanSE aister, complaints , and restore soun d heal th ; there is a return Messrs. Thomas and Howard continue to supply the — 63 .. 50 57 riding, walking, suffering 'of eases of its efficacy might be produced , if the nature of Canadian , hard . — • and all tbe WesleyanMethodists hi the Principality shortl from the beginning of their use, loss of teeth without springs or wir es upon their new sportsmen, gentlemen, hunting, of of good appe tite y &c approved ot the complaint did not render those who have betn cured Ditto; fine .. .. C5 — C7 Knox me (twenty years *£.ich I have Jived in whilst their mildness as a purgative is a desideratum system of seif-jIMEbion , fre-m disease, relaxation, local debility, , ^ which has procured th em such y the late Mr. Abernethv unwilling to publish their names . Rye . Russi an, Prussian, &c. 28 — SO Holyhead)and I am known personally to all the first greatly required by the weak and delicate , particularl y universal approbation , and is recommended by nume rous and highly recommended b . Rarl e .. Grinding ...... 26 — SO ditto Sold in covered pots , at is. 6d. t with full direction s for that body, many of whom have admired the where violent purging is acknowledged to be injurious Best Jean, Is. and Is. Cd. ; , with fronts, 3s. 6d. ; Ditto, distilling .. .. 31 — 88 „ men -of physicians and surgeons as being tbe most ingenious sys- use, by C. Kin g (agent to the proprietor), Napier-street , 20 — •is effect s of the Wafers in clearing the "voice, nnd stop- Vnitted or wove silk, 2s, 6d. ; ditto , with elastic springs, Oats .. Dutch , feed .. .. 2* — 28 ° instead of beneficial. tem of supplying artificial teeth hitherto invented. They Hoxton , New Town , London ; where also can be procured ping the cou«h, they never got such a medicine be- Four thly—As a general Famfty Medicine they are adapt themselves over the most tender gums, or remain, rs. fid. Ditt o, brow and thick .. 25 — 29 .. 20 — jk My wife, «?er since Christmas, has been very RUPTURES. every patent medicine of repute , direct from the original Russian ...... 25 — 27 .. IS — _ power to stop & frightful fit «f coughing in-an instant. ' 7s, and 10s, Cd,, GST Be sure to ask for " Aberiiethy 's Pile Ointm ent," jj disease, for to every disease they are of inestimable value. fixed as to fasten any loose teeth where the gums have *rly adapted ; single, 5s. 6d., Cd., and observe the mtme of C. Kinl* on the government Egyptian 37 — 41 ., SG-m I, as a Wesleyan Preacher, call upon all preachersJohn Dale, Esq., of Manchester, Lecturer on Chemistry, shrunk from the U6e of calomel or other causes. They .toubluB, 10s. 6d., 15s., aud 21s. Pens .. White, 44 to SI, gray ..40 — « stamp affixed to each pot , 4s. 6d„ which is the lowest Hamburgh and singers of every denomination to take these :u>d Pupil of the late celebrated Dr. Dalton, F.R.S., iu a also beg to invite those not liking to undergo any painful ' Flour .. Dan tsic and improving tbe voice and curing coughs. Physicians' and Surgeon s advice every day from eleven price the proprietor is enabled to sell it at, owing to the (per barrel), fine 31 Wafers, for letter addressed to the Proprietors in London, says :— 'i operation, as practised by most members of the profes- and evening from seven till nine. You may publish my testimonialfor the excellent till one, great expense of the ingredients. 3t>, super fine .. .. 32 — 38 .. 26 _ ?¦ beg to state I find them worthy of being recommended to sion, to inspect their painless j et effective system ; and in 34 to 37 United , yourstruly, Sold also by. Barclay and Sons, Farri ngdon- str aet ; Cana da , , Wafers if you wish. I am the public fo rtheir effieacyand simplicity, andto be really order that their improvements may be within the reach of . States .. „ ., Si — 39 H Owejj Thomas. Edwards , 67, ' 28 «. 33 vegetablepiils , containing, as they do, nothing but what ie themosteconomical, they will continue the same moderate Just Published, St. Pr.ulV Chureh -yard ; Butler , 4, Chea p- Buckwheat • .. So — S5 side ; Newbury, St. Paul' s; Sutton , Bow Chu rch-yard ; of vegetable origin. With this assurance the public need charges. FUKE1GN SEEBS &C. Extract of a letter from Mr. W. Oliver, Bookseller, A new and importan t Edition of the Silent Friend on Johnston, 1G, Greek-street, Soho, and V8 Cornhill ; San- , bave no fear of giving them a fair trial. Messrs Thomas and-Howard, Surgeon-Dentists, 64, , Per Blackwelgate, Darlington. .Hitman Frailty. ger, 150, Oxford-street; Willoughby and Co., 61, Bishops- Quarter " Fifthly—There is no medicine ever introduced to the Berners-strect, Oxford-street, London, At home from Linseed .. Petcrsburgh and Riga (free of dut y) .. J-J to 45 October 10, 1845. public thathasbecome so universally popular with females ten' till four. Price 2s. Gd., and sent free to any part of the United gate-street Without ; Owen, 52, Marehmont-street, Bur- Archan gel, 40 to 45, ilemel luidKoiii gs- never sold a medicine for asthma Gentlemen,—I , as Parr 's Life Pills. For all complaints peculiar *o Those interested in the subject will find this statement Kingdom on the receipt of a Post Offiae Order for ton-crescent; Bade, 89, Goswell-strect ; Prout, 829, ber g .. .. 40 4? cough, wheezing, Oats. . ltye. litans . Iks, out to me the qualities of Dr. Locoek's Wafers, I was R. Keato, Esq., Sergeant Surgeon to her Majesty. face and body; with approved mode of cure for both been engaged in it. The spot where the murdered of the marvellous , that we have hesitated to make the , man was found, and for several perches round induced to make a trial of a box, and from this trial statements public. However we are now satisfied from Dr. Merriman, Physician to her Royal Highness the sexes ; followedb y observations on the obligations of MAR- , was s> d s , covered with blood. Belfast News Letter. Week ending " - d' s- °- s- °- *• «•! s. d . I am happy to give my testimonial in their favour. furth er accounts given to us, that tohesitate longer would Duchess of Kent. RIAGE, and healthy perpetuity ; with directions for the — removal of certain Disqualifications : the whole pointe d Oct . 11, 1815 ..! 57 9 31 8 23 41 34 2 is i U i Ifind, by allowing a few of the Wafers (taken in the be perpe trati ng an act of criminal omission to our fellow- Sir C. M. Clark, Bart., M.D, Melancholy Suicide at Edmonton.—On Satur- i I course of the day}to gradually dissolve in the mouth, out to suft 'ering humanit y as a "SILENT FRIEND" to Week eliding creatures , and having taken the pills ourselves with the Sir M. Tierney, Bart., M.D. be consulted without exposure , and with assured confi- day, Mr. Iliggs, coroner for the Duchy of Lancaster, Oct. 18, 1815.. ! 58 2 32 0 23 5 31 5 44 5 43 0 my voice becomes bright and clear, and the tone full iieid an inquest at the Angel Inn ; most satisfactory result , we per form an act of duty only Dr. Chambers. dence of success. t , Edmonton , on the Week ending and distinct. in most strong ly recommending the use of them to the Dr. Paris. budy of John Joshua Stephens, aged 50, late a non- Oct. 25, 1815.. ! 09 0 33 0 24 11 34 6 45 5 U 1 By R. and L. PERRY and Co., Consultin g Sur geons. They are decidedly the most efficacious of any I public at large. This we feel the more confidence in Dr. James Johnson, commissioned officer iu the East India Company's Week endiiigl lave ever used. Published by the Authors, and may be had at their Re- Nov. 1, 1845.. ! GO 1 34 3 26 2 33 2 45 8 45 10 douig,knovring that under any circumstances they cannot Dr. Conquest. Service, who destroyed himself under the, subjoined ! (Signed Samuel Pearsaia. And numerous other members o the medica sidence, 19, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London ; sold circumstances :—From the evidence of Week ending do harm ; and our conscientious belief is, that they profession. . Mrs. Jane Nov. 8, 1845..J 59 7 35 l! 25 2( 35 7 45 ]j 44 9 The particular *of mams hundred cures may he had cannot bj taken by any person without doing him good." by Strange, 21, Paternoster-row ; Hannay and Co., 63, Bennett, a widow, residing in Fore-street, Edmonton , ' from every agent throughout Hie king m, aiul on the Week ending I j do —Conucall (Van Dieman' s Land) Qaeette, Dec. 23rd , Just published, Sixteenth Edition, illustrated with cases, and Oxford- street ; Gordon , 14C, Leadcnhall -strect ; Powell, it appeared that the deceased had lodged in her house Nov lS.lSlfi ..| 58 6 35 0 20 3 38 2! 44 a 45 7 tonlinmt. 1844. f tdl-Ungth engravings, price 2s. flJ., in a sealed envelope, 10, Westmorland-strect, Dublin ; Lindsay, 11, Eluwow, about two months, .and for the last fortnight lie had ' , Aggregate aver. j Dr. Locock s Wafers give instant relief and a and sent free to any part of Vie kingdom, on the receipt Edinburgh ; D. Campbell, 1SG, A rgyle-stveet, Glasgow ; been in a very desponding state, which was attri. j j j rapid cure of asthmas, consumptions, coughs, colds, Ingham, Market-street, Manchester ; Newton, Church- age ui" the lastj i i The medicine of Old Parr is the most popular of the of a post-off ice order for 3s. Gd. buted to his not having received a sum of money 1 and all disorders of the breath and lungs ; they have stre et, Liverpool ; Guest , Bull-street , Birming ham. that he expected from his brother, who wasout 'iii six weeks ..j 5S 11 38 5- 24 10 35 0 44 S 44 3 a most pleasant taste. presen t day. It has been before the public only a few Loudon aver -i I years ; and in this short period has firmly established THL SECRET COMPANION, OPINION S OF TBU PEE88. India; and on the faith of which he hat! borrowed a ages (ending! j To Sisgeus asd 1' cbuc SrEAKEiis they are m- We regard the. work before us, the Sljent Friend, sum of money from a loan society, which lie had ex- Nov. 18, 1S1D 63 3 36 1 28 « S8 7 43 Talnable, as in a few hours they remove all hoarseness, itself in public favour , aud has effected immense benefit MEDICAL WORK on nervous debility and the con- " " " J; 2j SO 1 to all who have obtained this inestimable medicine as a work embracing most clear and practical views of a pended in taking a house, and was about marrying Duties.. .. I 1* 0 S o' 4- 0| 7 6 1 Oi 1 0 and- increas e the power and flexibility of the voice. A eealed cause of the decline of physical strength and series of complaints hitherto little understood , and his laudlady. Since tho arrival of ihe last mail from Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d„ and lis. per box. Agents genuine. Hence the list of respectable names bearing loss of mental capacity, with remarks on the effects of passed over by the majority of the medical profession , for a Lokbon Smituhkd Cattle Market, j\"ov . 2'1.— evidence to the high character of this remed y, and testify- solita ry indulgence Indi , without any news from his brother, he had —Da Silva and Co., 1, Bride-lane, Fleet-street, , neglected gonorrhoea , syphilis, se- wha t reason we are at a loss to know. We must , how- been in a very agitated state, and suftured from vio- Since Monday last the imports of live stock from London. Sold by all Medicine Venders. ing beyond the possibilit y of doubt the wonderful charac- condary symptoms , &c, and mode of treatment ; followed ever, confess Unit a perusal of this work has left such a abroad into London have consisted of 23 oxen, per ter of the medicine by the number of extraordin ary favourable impression on our minds , that we not only re- lent pains in his head, in which he had received C AUTIOJf.—To protect the public from spurious and by observa tions on marriage , with proper directions for several wounds in action the Caledonia, from Hamburg, and ISO oxen and decided cures wholly resul ting from its use. This medi- the rem oval of all disqualifications. Illustrated commend, but cordiall y wish every one who is the victim , and lie was fearful he was imitations, her Majesty 's Honourable Commissioners with en- or sulferiNg from indiscretion cows, together with 700 sheep and iO pigs, per tho cine solely by reason of its high character of pas t folly, , to profit by going to have a relapse of brain lever, which he had have caused to be printed on the stamp, outside each , , has extended gravings , showin g the evils arising from the use of mer- the advice contained iu its pages."—Aoe and Argus. Columbine and Ocean, from Rotterdam. To-day we itself to all parts of the world : and therefore its healing in India. On Wednesday he was busily engaged Lax, the words, " Dr. Locock's Wafers," in white cury, and its influence on the body.. "Th s Authors of the "Silent Friend" seem to be tho- packing up the goods for removal had on offer 130 foreign beasts and 400 sheep, in lor virtues may justly be considered universal. Agents are ant with the treatment of a class of com- on the following letters on a red ground. If purchasers Avill attend By R. J. Brodie and Co., Consulting Surgeons, London. roughly convers morning, and went to bed about the most part middling condition. The -whole t'oiiud now established in every town in the UnitedKingdom , plaints which are , we fear, too prevalent in the present ten o'clock ; on the to thisCaution , they willbe sure to get the genuine ¦ following morning about eight o'clock, Mrs. Bennett buyers at full prices. At Hull about 180 beasts and article. and persons desirous of testing the character of Parr's Published by the Authors, and sold by Sher. day. The persp icuous style in which this book is written , Patcrnoster-row and the valuable hints it conveys to those who are appre - went to call him, and receiving no answer at his bed- sheep have come to hand from Rotterdam, but their Life Pills may obtain printed copies of authenticated wood, Gilbert, and Piper, ; Mr. Noble, quality is represented as by no means good. From 114. Chancery-lane : Mr, Purkiss Compton-street hensive of entering the •marriage stttte , canno t fail to re- room dour, she went to tho bed-side, when she was Testimonials, relating satisfactory particulars of cures , , coininen d it to a careful perusal. "—Era. our grazing districts the receipts of beasts THE EARL OF ALDBOROUGH CURED Soho ; Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford-street horror-struck at finding him lifeless, and his throat fresh up effected by this remedy. The following is a list of Whole- ; Barth, 4, " Tbis work should be read by all who value health and this morning were on the increase, and of considerably Brydges-streot, Covent-garden; Gordon,146, Leadenhall- cut from ear to ear ; a razor, open and bloody, was HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. sale agents: Loudon—Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard ; wish to enjoy life, for the truisms therein contained defy improved quality ; yet, 6wing to the unusualiv hwjrc Barclay and Sons, Farringdon-street ; Sutton, Bow Church- street , London ; Roberts , Derby ; Sutton , Iteview-oflice, all doub t.—.Farmers ' Journal. lying ulosc to his right hand , with a piece of tape Earl of Aidborou gh cured »f a Liter and Stomach tied tightl attendance of country buyers the beef trade was THE yard. Manchester—Mottershead and Co., Market-place. Nottingham ; Gardiner, Gloucester ; Fryer, Bath ; Harper, y round the blade and lisndie to make it Complaint. THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM mfcre firm . The jur y, after consultin g together active, at an advance in the quotations of 2d. per Edinburgh—J. and R. Raimes aud Co., Wholesale Drug- Cheltenham ; Keene. Bath ; Cooper, Leicester ; Caldicott, Is intend ed to relieve those persons who by an immo- , Ext ract of a Letter rron the Earl of Aidborou gh, dated , , returned the following singular verdict, " That the 8 lbs., the primest Scots producing 4s. Cd. per S lbs., gists. Dublin—Lecky, Wholesale Druggist. Glasgow Wolverhampton; Jeyes, Northampton; Parker, Here- derate indu lgence of their passions , have ruined their and at which a good clearance Tills AleSbhiE, Leghorn , 21st February, 1815:—• Slatter deceased was found dead with his throat cut, but was effected. The —Macleod, and Apothecaries' Company. And Retailed ford ; Turner, Coventry ; , Oxford ; New- constitution s, or in their way to the consummation of that bullock droves from the north comprised 1,600 short- To Professor Holloway. ton, Church-street, and Ross and Nightingale, Chro- there was not sufficient evidence to say by whom the Sir,—Tarions circumstances prerented the possibility by every respectable Medicine Yendor in town and deplorable state, are affected with any of those previous wound was inflicted. horns, from the east 200 shorthorns, from the western countr y. mole-office , Liverpool ; Ferris and Score, Union-street, " of my thiinkln 'vou before this time for jour politeu ws in sympto ms th at betray its approach , as the various affec- and midlaud counties 000 Herefords, Runts, Devcns, Bristol ; Wood, High-street, Guest, Bull-street, Binning- The Islaxd op Barbadoes axd Hollowat's Pills sendin g nir your pills as yon did. I now take this oppor- Sold in boxes at Is. l*d., 2s. 3d., aud m family packets , tions of the nervous system, obstinate gleets, excesses, ir- a ftarful state. This cure is entirel y by the use of your affec ted by such diseases, and every information to guide disordered nerves, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, or else, unseen, ¦Abhiinetiiy s Pilk Ointment large supply of grain To those suffering from the consequences One of the greatest in our. market to-dav :—IVhral medicines. the unwary aud inexperienced from the temptations to and inward wastings. of existence. legacies bequeathed to sold irom 5s. to this disease may hare left behind in the form of human kind, by the immortal 10s. ; Oats, 2s. Cd. to is. li'l: 1 am, sir, yours, fcc, 4-c, which they are exposed. To those requiring a ' Mentor,' This medicine should be taken previous to persons en- which Abernethy, was, no doubt, his Barley, 4s. to 4s. Ud. |« symptoms, eruptions of the shin, blotches on the wonderful discovery ; Beans, 5s. Od. to Gs. Oil. (Signed) Thoma s Tatxo*. we most strong ly recommend the work , and it is well tering into the matrimonial state, to prevent the offspring secondary for the infallible cure of that most loathsome and bushel. A Cure of Indigestion and Consti worth the perusal of those who are so fortunate as not to suffering from the past imprudence of its parents, or in- head and face, ulcerations and enlargement of the throat, pamiul disease—the pation ofOie Bowels. and threatened destruction of the nose, palate piles. The proprietor of this Manchester Cors Market, Saturday Nov. - ¦¦ Copy of a Letter from G._ rt. Wythen Baxter Author ueed its advice."—London Mercantile Journal. heriting any seeds of disease, which is too frequeHtly the tonsils, , valuable remedy, , , Esq., nodes on the shin bones, or any of those painful though under the treatment of —Baring the week the trade has been rather ei'» of the " Booh of the BastHes," &c, &e. Published by the Authors , and sold by James Gilbert , case. Sold in bottles, price 4s. 6d. and lis. each, or the .fcc , severa l doctors, suffered intensely affections arising from the dangerous effects of the indis- for many years with quiet character, but, holders of Hour havinc evinced The Brynu . near Xewtown, Montgomerv shire, 19, Paternoster-row; Mudie, Ml, Fleet-street ; Noble, quantity of four in one family bottle, for 33s,, by which the piles, and occasional * crimina te use of mercury, or the evils of an imperfect bearings-down, " vet was no particular anxiety to press sale, the previous cur- 2forth Wales, Harck 3rd, 1845 114, Chancery-lane; Fnrkiss, CO, Compton-street, Soho ; one lis. bottle is saved. nothing better, but rather the Concentrated Detersive Essence will be found to grew worse," until he ap- rency was fully supported, especially for extra Wir' To ?rofessor Holloway. Lovelace, 35, King-street^ Regent-street; Russell, 43, cure , p.ieo. tfl that eminent surgeon saving be attend ed with the mostastonishing effects, in checkin g , Mr. Abernethy, whose fine qualitios, which, in some instances owing to tie Sir,—I consider it my duty to inform you that your Store -street , Bedford- square ; Thomas Newton, 16 and The £5 cases (the purchasing of which will be a prescription completely cured him , of £112s.) may be had as usual. Patients in the country the ravages of the disorder , removing nil scorbutic com- , and has since stocks of this description being in a harrow con:]'** pills, a few hosts of which I purchased at Jlr. Moare's, '29, Church-street, Liverpool ; Messrs. Robinson, 11, Green- proved its powers to heal in ' admirablemedicine , should plaint s, and effectuall y re-establishing the health of the thousands of cases of commanded a slight improvementin prices. There- Druggist, of Xewtoivn, have cured me of constant indi- sidc-strcet, Edinburgh; and by all booksellers. who require a course of this piies, fistula, «fcc. In fact constitutio n. To persons entering upon the responsibili- , the medical profession, was a moderate consumptive both o<»; gestion and constip ation of the bowels, which application At home daily till three ; evenings, six till nine. One send £5 by letter, which will entitle them to the full benefit always slow and demand fo:- ties of matri mony, and who ever had the misfortuue unwilling to acknowledge the virtues and oatmeal, and the latter maintcinoi to literary pursuits had long entailed upon me. I should personal interview sufficient. Syphilis and Secondary of such advantage. oi any medicine not prepared article firmly during their more youthful days to be affected with any bv themselves, are late rates. At our market this morning there was strong ly recommend sa!h«rs , and studiousl y-disposed Symptoms cured without the dangerous use of mercury. BRODIE 'S PURIFYING VEGETABLE PILLS are now unanimous in recommending" ; form of these diseases, a previous course of this medicine " The Pile Oint- notmucli activity in the demand noaii<*- persons generally, to use your valuable pills. You ha ve universall y acknowled ged to be fhebestandsu restremedy ment, as prepared from the for wheat, is highly essential , and of tbe greates t importance , as original prescription of tion in value can Flour *-* my per mission to publish this note, if you wish to do so, fbr the cure of the Venereal Disease in both sexes, in- that departed wonder of the , however, be reported. VALUABLE MEDICINE. more serious affections are visited upon an innocent wife age, Mr. Abernethy, in stead}-, but by no means extensive request-, n* I am, sir, you r most obedient servant , HUNT'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS ; a most cluding gonorrhoea , gleets, secondary symptoms , stric- Sold iu covered pots, at 4s. Cd.; by all respectable tkr.itr. seminal weakness deficiency, and all diseases oi and offspring, from a want of these simple precautions, chemists ciioice superfine sorts must lie noted the turn (Signed) G. E. YTithen Baxtib. excellent Medicine for Bilious Complaints, Disorders tures, , perhaps half the world is aware of; for, it must and dealers in patent medicines in every w? the urinary passages , withou t loss of time, confinement , or than be market Oats met a slow sale, and the currency of this A Cure of Asthma and Shortness of Breath. of the Stomach and Bowels, Habitual Costiveness, Indi- mbered, where the fountain is polluted, town throughout the United Kingdom. al Jstract of a Letter from the Her. TJavid WiUiams, Re- gestion, Heartburn , hindrance from business. These pills, which do not con- reme the streams se'nni ght was with dillicultv obtained. 0aif- Pains and Giddiness of the Head , that flow from it cannot be pure. moved off -- sident Wesleyan Minister at Beaumaris , Island of An- Influenza, Worms , Spasms, Nervous and Dro psical Com- tain mercury, have never been known to fail in effecting a in retail quantities only, at previousprift glesea, Ifcrth Wales, January 14th , 1845 :— plaints , cure , not only in recent , but in severe cases, where sali- PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, Liverpool Coitx Makket, Moxdat, Nov. 2»-~ To Professor Holloway. For upwards of fort y years have these Pills obtained vation and othe r treatment has been inefficient ; a pers e- Trice 2s. 0d., 4s. Ud., and lis. per box, iftarfert Jhttellttrntce* There is a good supply of grain, meal and floar, lr^ Sir,—The pills which I requested you to send m» were the un qualified approbati on verance in the Purif ying Vegetable Pills, in which Messrs. Ireland of the public in general , With explicit directions, rendered perfectly , and we continue to receive largo imi'ortati*H for a poor man. of the name of Hugh Davis, who, before he among -whom may be included families Brodie have happ ily compressed the most purif ying and intelligible to of wheat and flour States aud of distinction and capacity, are well known throughout London Corn Exchange, Monday, Nov. 24 from the United ( took them, was almost xcnaVkto tealkforthe want of breath.' medical men. Their composition lis so trul y excellent healin g virtues of the vegetable system, and which is of every Europe to be — Canada. The li.is r- ': , the most certain and effectual remedy ever During last week the arrival, of English wheat wheat trade during tho week snd had onl taken them a few days when he appeared and their beneficial effects have b?cn so widely experi- the utmost importance to those afflicted with scorbutic discovered for , malt, been so have If y gonorrhoea, both in its mild nnd aggravated and Hour, were rather limited ; those of barley, active as of late, and the buvers quite anotf ier man; his breath is now easy and natural , and enced, that the proprietors feel the greatest confidence affections, erup tions on any part of the body, ulcerations , forms, by im- oats ratliev , at «* mediately allay ing inflammation and arresting beans, and peas goud. Of Irish oats the receipts the advantage as regards Irish new lie is increasing daily in strength . in recommending them as one of the MILD EST and scrofulous or venereal taint , will cleanse the blood from furth er same time imm^h progress. were on a very extensive scale ; while the aggregate holders have evinced much (Signed) David Williams. MOST EFFICIENT APERIENT FAMILY MEDICINES all foulness, counteract every morbid affec'ion, and re- imports , ot foreign Sales of flour have proceeded slowly at the rates/; store weak and emaciated constitutions top istine Gleets, strictures, irritation of the bladder, pains of the . grain were larce, especially- of J 3T.B.—These extraordinary pills will cure any case of ever offered to the public. These Pills require no con- health wheat aid oats. last Tuesday. Oats and oatmeal have brought ff Asthma or or finement nor alteration of diet, and are adapted to every and vigour. loins and kidneys, gravel, and other disorders of the urin- Fresh up today, only a moderate character. Shortness of Breath, however long standing passages, in either sex, are per quantity ot wheat of home prices, but the demand has been of a retail sMstressing variety of age and constitution. They seldom operate ary manently cured in a produce reached us, cither If the case may be, even if lie patient fet unable Price Is. lid., 2s.| 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. per box. space of time without by land carnage or Bsans have declined Is. per quarter, with a hu» " to lie down until eight or ten hours after taken , and then gently. stiort , confinement or the least ex- samples ; hence the stands were, ia bed through fear of beiug choked with ceugli Observe the signature of " R. J. Brodie and Co., on the whole, sale. Peas support late rates. Malting barley find phlegm. They restore the tone of the stomach , strengthen the posure. rather scantily filled with parcels oi' ^»r London , " impressed on a seal in red wax, affixed to that description of produce. found a ready sale at full prices. The marled TJiis Wonderful Medicine can be recommendedwith the great ttt digestive organs , cleanse the boiveis of all impuri ties, and The above medicines are prepared only by Messrs. The attendance of each bottle and box, as none else are genuine , R. buyers being numerous bonded grain and flou r has been quiet ; no trnusaj mifdenctf or any oftluf eUoicingdiseases . promo te the due secretions of the lirer and of the and L. PERRY and Co., Surgeons , 19, Berner s-stre et , the demand for English el IJ *— wheat was somewhat tions in wheat have transpired, and a decline l' ' Ague Female Irregular!- Sore Throats kidneys, and by invigorating the system generall y, be- Sold by all medicine vendors in town and country. Oxford-st reet , London. ' active, at an advance in the quotations obtained per barrel has been submitted to on flour. Asthma ties Scrofkla, or lung's come an invaluable restorative of health to both sexes. Be sure to ask for Brodie 's Cordial Balm of Zey- PERItY expect, when on Monday last of from Is. to ^s Messrs. consulted by letter, the usua l per quarter and at which 2 Bilious ComplaintsPits Evil officers of the Army and Navy will find these Pills an lanica, or Nature 's Grand Restorative , and Puri fying Ve- One Pound a good clearance was "Wakefield Corn Market, Friday, 0J'-. ", fee of , witlmt which no notice whatever can eiiectcd by ^the factors ^ Uien h Blotches on Skiu Cent — _ • • Seconda ry Srmp- invaluable appendage to their medicine chests, as they re- getable Pills. ,...... • ; r . be tahe n of the communication ' ' , who appear to expect even The arrivals of all grain arc " limited , \ . .. higher currencies. mv Bowel Complaints Headache " toms . tai n their medicinal virtues in all climates. ' are ' r The show of free fo -eiim wheat a better disposition in the wheat trade to-day. •* ' Messrs. Brodie and Co., Surgeons /may be consulted , as .. Pa tients re quested to bc> as miriuW uspossible Ciolics ludigestiem Tic DoIoreux Ladies , even of the most delicate constitution; will find ' in wa^by nb.mcans large/;,This produced much prices of quoted nilij -; usual , at 27, Mon tague-street , Russell-square; 'London , the .detail of their cases,' as to the duration of t ' firm- all. descriptions must- be Constipation of InSaismation Tumo urs these Pills par ticularl y beneficial both before ' he com ^ ness oa'the;.part^ of the importers; and who refused to per some in.stan*^^ , and after from eleven o'clock in the morning till eight in the even- plaint, the symptoms , age, habit s of living, quarter'dearer¦ ; extra samples in Bowels Jaundie e Ulcers their confinement and gener -U sen except at an improved value ¦ barley ; nor can Uiey be too highly recom- ing, and on Sundays from eleven o'clock till two. occupat ion. Medicines can be forwar ded of from Is. to 2« nor made ' Is/ to ' 2s. mora moner. Good Consump tion Liver Complaints to anr part of quarter. In some few instances qiw'»^- - Tenereal Affections mended for the general use of schools. They are also the world ; no difficulty can occur this advance was readily at last week's prices, tint common ¦ Country patients are requested to be as minute as-pos- , as they will be securelv paid tor very fine ] Debility Lumbag o Worms, all kinds. ua excellent preparatory in the use of medicinal waters , and caretull qualities of red and white were , except for grinding purposes- sible in the detail of their cases. The communication packed , y protec ted from observ ation cannot be considered , vet it unsaleable Dropsy Kles Weakn ess, from sea-ba thing, ...„ t. „„. 1Bulteda8n * Dysent ery KheumatisM what ever eaust, Prepared and Sold by Messrs. Hunt (the original Pro- consultation fee of usual, at 19, BernevsWet, oSj £ ¦^vlmtdiml^l yLeHiertliedd^ and shelling at previous rates. Malt as before. Ery sipela s £1, and in all cases the moet inviolable secresy r t ? ^ will recede SS^^W Retention of Urine ic, Ac. prietors), 65, Great Fulteney- street, Bath ; and sold, may b* ra- below its present amount on Thursday Feversof tted on. Mosdav ^v. - - all kinds Stone and GraTel wholesale aud retail , by Messrs. Barcl ay and Son, 25, next, the speculators were linn , and would LiYErsrooL Cattle Market, , r ins * trul see.ng the not set has been Mil-' y imraluable - Pills can be obtained at Farr ingdon-street ; Butler , 4, Cheapside ; Sutton, 10, N.B.—Country druggists, booksellers, and patent medi- improvement in English, except The supplv of Stock at market ,rlC1 Me tt Ubu simient rSl pSrra^ at higher sale, at lus" l ' of Professorof Holloway, near Temple Bow Church -yard ; Ed war ds, C", St Paul' s; Newbury , cine venders can be supplied with any quantity of Brodie's fe.-? rates. Although we had a large /upply of than of late, which met with quick 0"* 011 most u^- EnSiS lb. * " ^ "spect able Tend ers 45, St. Paul' s ; Sanger , ISO, Oxford-street , London ; and Purifying Vegetable Pills, and Cordial Balm lanica , ^o S^ barley on offer , the best m Beef 5|d. to 5j d., mutton Gd, to Td. per f^ueV,llWt of Zey all other means have proved i alting piSS from their ,,, . . through out the drilized world, at the with the usual allowance to the neffectual ' P*«9- ^ by all respectable Medicin e Tenders in the Metropolis and trade, by the principal Booksellers Saifohd Ni:w Cattle Market, Wmwesmt, <£; g ^ « lai , 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lls., 32,., Md Provincial Towns. wholesale patent medicine houses in London. VenderT ™™lJl? & , Patent Medicine is. per quarter. In nd £ TUere s er con be supplied with other kinds only a moderate 19.—The show was very great to-day, a ouj ^< «»e^^ is * considerablesaviu-by taking Ha careful to see that the nan) ss and add ress of tho Pro- anv nu-rn btv rf?W^-h 0r(hfllW J*«ba?P »'" amount of buBinwB w 6> Only om person al &* Syriacum the Con. was doing, at late itL ffi * though numerous did not huv overfreely,— »]' , i6 prietor s are engraved on the Medicine Stamp, ar ound visit is required to effect a permanent S3 ^EMen C aud 1, , Vy Jt not cure. rX PlPH « wlW ? , °"* « I'Krifyiag fcp«- ¦ ' ellC{l »)CP- Tilc best P»«Sb ever, had a slight advantage. but noUuftoe"^ each box, as such aloue are genuine . Price Is. IJd. ™. ' 1Htb the wual allowance' to the , by nf 3, £ w. 1 ra, •r «-. . h lnCipa trade , "q««t, and last week's prices alter quotations, snv prime beef, 5d. to «• ¦eicu iox. Observe!—87, Hoategue-Btreet, Russell-square, London, rLond « ^f'. - **»!««*> *»tent Mo*rfw HausS weieIv welli supported.Ifn " f In the value of the numU-r ot baste •"• w Loudoa, oS wba-n marched >w"SUcJlf Krinnd, middling mutton 5Jd. to lid. per lb. A " «M inferior qualities we can notice no alteration . sheen unsold. j ^fBgs s9> 1845, NORT HERN THE STAR. _____*«,. V i Fraud, ignorance , want, woe, and pain, and thrall ginning to be aroused. Tha . deDt» *re not now so easily belonging to Evanis hed at tbe new burnt several articles of clothing Mrs. mm omnipotence collected as former ly. Th» .fleblor*, want. time ; and m m& gfernttitt*, mtnm,& Suqueste Colclough, in his revolting attempt to consumo by _ 0f M111* Mature brou ght forth : Mind ^ . . that through all many of the manufacturers are .instituting inquirin g re- —"T BEAUTIES OF BTEON. The Universe ~ JPositivb firo the head ol the.murdered man. ,Thi» portion of now reigns[by Sight immut able: ^ specting their? customers ,- resolved- to -withhold : their asn Comparative.—He who travels I y th» SAB8J&9H Xrkaimbhx of a Last by her Husband ' to contemp SO. XXI. ' quick train S the startling narrative is sickening late. ArncDa, credit from those who are gambling %}n the roa4s. Whilst « a Fast Traveller; but he who staL a I ASH li-j . ou.Y, TUB LATTER A CiKRO VJIAS. —At the Gracchus, Cumius, Charondas, Cod- ? home, all day ; We hear that Dean, Mycock, and the boy slept in a " CHttBI HAB0LD.'' WS, other departments of the revenue ha vo'fill ou to tne without eating: or drinking is a Faster Petty Sessions court .of Carrickl'ergus, on the 9th Themistocmw, Dbmostubsbs, Coxdohcjbi, and , es . —lhe,inoffrti3ive little room on the ground-floor, adjoining the cottage. commence with. 2 are rem!«ning amount of ai million sterling: in thre e n.on£hf, t/te stam p Frog "is often looked at with dis- .November,; '-Richard Battersb Esq., and the Rev. extracts this week the follow c r^**' **"* speakers, hut the speech gust and trodden to y, From and after the Friday night previous to the mur- nar ot bBAccHus only is given. We reserve the con- and post-office depart ments have increas ed ilie latter to death r but a Toad-in-the-hole h John 0. Battersby, were' cahed upon io answer the der the other inmates who slept up-stairs took the hneSOB' : ' tw0 man^ a hael is a very Fine Painter charge of Mrs , jBj KTBABCH. cluding stanzas till next week, when we shall bring tho amouns of £9,000, which represents »pirards , oi £vt*MSrubosJ& T? P : , Battersby,the wife of the former and precau tion of drawing up the ladder by which.the *d to an end our millions of letters. These addi pu the informer, is a -Finer.—A good has- ihe mother of the latter f orhaying _, jsatomhln Arqua ;—rear in air, review of the." Purgatory of Suicidos." tional letters no &«/ ''' ther ] , cominitted upon chamber was approached.. This plainly shows that sarcoph agus, repose chiefly consist of applications for shares fo. " » 8ood man 5 but he wll °ring> Her a series of assaults, extending from October last SihuM in their , aiwe arv himseltSfS m, wife-r and? ° their fears were aroused, that Bean was considered Laura's lover; hew repair formed thai ' one company alone, in twent y-four bours e . family to destruction through over six years ; and, also, to show cause why they to be re- P hones of PICTORIAL PENNY BALLADIST. Part II., III. gambling is a better. and each of the in a dangerous state of wind, and itis much ** feroiliar with his well-sung-woes, London : J". C. Moore, 12, Wellington-street, North received 80,000. J m should not enter into recognizances gretted that steps were not immediately taken for * I,is senlus nearose A 0 KuST0MBR A 0 be of the peace and good behaviour. It appeared The pilsri "ls of - Strand. ,3 }P ¥ , -— correspondent of the placing him under effectual surveillance. The life ,,;«. a langua ge, and hw land reclaim That such a change is sufficient to regenerate a country &».'°n*03t, tromthe Granite State, says:— from the statement of Mr. Davidson, of counsel for t r-™ Since our (t "Weare of one human being might, in all probability, hllVflf W . .. ,._ of~e her¥.„_ barbaric7.—>»._:_ fr oes. first notice of this admirable publication is what we should be sorry to affirm but tliat it is a suspense, and want Mrs. Battersby, that his client was married to Mr. PrtH D lhe dull joke I we have ; sick*. the matter settled, so that been saved. On the night of the inquest Dean wa* received farts II. and III., and a careful a ehange which is indispensable in the wori of mundane we roa v next pre pare to annex 'Jvanadn , Kalifornia Battersby hi the year 1818, to whom she brought 1. j ^jog the tr ee which bears his lady's name examination of their contents fully confirm the anti- , £4 kept in custody at the house of sub-inspector Price, jnelodious tears, he gave himself to fame, regeneration cannot well be gainsayed. It is a new me- and Ka °a. which will be a very Kurious Kombina- ,000. For a short time after the marriage they at Audley. The guilty or unconscious man did not vftt his cipatkna we had formed from a sight of Part I. The lived on good term? , but subsequentl y matters wore a ia Arqua, dium of intercoune between nations and individuals—it tion, trou TI " A Kute fellow—this,'? says the sleep lor a moment. In the morning Price , assisttU ¦n-ev Veephis dast where be died ; Parts before us contain several ancient ballads, and tar ie would a different aspect, Mr. Battersb y refusing to allow his ' village where his latter is the contributi on of . mechanics to tbe great work of Brooklyn A > . be Kapital Kandidatc by the police-constable Webb, took the evimmd' to- /mounta in days several of modern date, from the pens of Dr. Let- social amelioration. of Kind for Kongra ~IS -Kapable of a KommLssion in a wile means for the support of the house. Counsel e Tale of 6313 and ' dew * * \ new era "• Stafford County prison. They were accompanied as went io*n * J ' tis th eir pri de— , Scott , Caklbto n, and others. Here are " The is approachin g, aud the mechanic al Kojnetcy, Korporalcy, Kaptaincy, or proceeded to say—Instead of being furnistied _with the let it be thei r means are preparing Kompany ; a far as the Whitmore st ation, by Mycock. Guilty as honest pride— and prais e, Lists of Naseby Wold ;" " The Children in the :or its advent. nI(i not roflhe a bad Korps de garde- necessary comforts of life in accordance with her sta. strangert i Kolonolcv-^ro, she know him to be, and questionable as was tlieir To off* *• &* Passes gaze Wood ;" " Sir 'furlough; or, the Church-yard Bride ;" Can we discover what is likel ie to Kan'v a Kamp or Kannonade a turn, the ordinary duties of my client were inoro and his sepulchre " y to be the character of no Kommon jfo, connexion, Mycock could not leave Dean in his dark- tj u mansion ; both plain Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne ;" " Sir Aldin- this era from the symptoms alread y discernible ? It is ' , those of 4 domestic servant than of a wife. Mr. Bat- simple Kastie. est hour of need. At the Whitmore station. Dean re- •ad Tenerab ly , such as raise gar ;" " Glenfinlas ; or, Lord Ronald's Coronaoh ;" an era of more universal sympathy and interchange of opponent tersby, in place of bringing up his family as he mor e accordant with his str ain "King Estmere;" " The Cout of Keeldar; and A conscientious. to If angino.—A gentle- ought to do fused to set into the railway carnage unless accom- K feding " kind fteling s than any preceding . The iron links of '"erior towna is so much opposed , for ten or twelve years had been in the panied by his " Fanny," af a pyram id form'dhi smonum ental fane. " Lord Soulis." Ancient traditions, superstitions, man in one of theriiat habit of eating his meals with as he called Mycock. To- Than union are but the types of a common understanding and to capital punishzaeai' tflat he refuses to hang his the servants in the pacify him she got into tho vehicle, and escaped TASSO. feuds, customs and manners, are faithfully de- a common humanity. The idea kitchen. Of course, such a line of conduct would not a* picted in these ballads : even the food and dress of of re-union is going gate ! the opposite door. Seeing this ho appeared peevish ! i° **»y ^de and grass ^rown str eets, abroad amongst the hearts of men. There is a striving 0F LAZARUS . tend much to the comfort or respectability of himself ycrr ara the generations of bygone times are set down in these THE hm . or family. Mrs. Battersb and disappointed, renting his spleen by throwing: "Whose symmetry was not for solitude, —a powerless one hitherto , we must confess—after the Hark ! hark ! U ths-Btfv ' ling' box ghikins! y remonstrated with him on after her a portion of the victuals he waa eating at tho as poetic chronicles. Not the least interesting feature realisation of the w.; his conduct, and, no doubt, jjje re seems 'twere a curse upon the seats sh. Church es seek to unite with For whom is this alro# *K ,n«y suidaj? spoke her mind plainly time. Dis conduct during thejourncy sovereigns, and the anti of this publication is the preservation of the old and strongly; and was rude and nf form er que brood churches , sect with sect. They deplore their division. 'Tis Dan—who- i» ^ramming the consequence was, that after- incoherent ; he frequenely made use of 1 bleb for many an age spelling, so ouaint but so expressive. The illustra- They meet to propose the terms of ' They make wards they did not live iu ambling and Of Este, " made good re-union. His wallet while *aS«»b the most comfortable unmeaning expressions. Since his incarceration, within thy walls, tions, as we have before remarked, add much io the vows to obser ve hereafter mote strictly than formerly the manner. But ther e were other circumstances which Its str ength and was of yore beauty of the work. Wo repeat our Sets the heart of tha peiUaat aqualung. Dean has written to Mycock, and the letter has been pat ron or tyrant , as the chang ing mood earnest approval precepts of charity in controvert ing with each other . led to breaches of domestic peace, which ho felt received by her at of this publication, and most heartily recommend Man 's food in eart h' ^a is rotting, AIsager'B bank. He expresses a Of petty power impell'd of those who wore And in this they are not behind the commercial world , s bost bound to state. Suspicions arose, perhaps not justi- wish to see her the FennyBall adist to the support And charity 's dole ' fiable , and states that he is growing worse j «re»tk which"Dante 's brow alone had worn before of our readera. which car es for non e of these thiags, for they are aiming ii alloKi uif— , that Mr. Battersby's attentions were a little in his mind. ie T« whom t At ohurch door diffuso ; and the Tasso i3 their glory and their shame , at a virtue]whilst omers are aiming at a profit. In the consequence was that servants had Noble Instance op Xud literary world we sec a determined resolution to supp ress Till PAHP ERKSD, OnOO l "U0r«, to leave the house under suspicious circumstances. Iktbkpiditv.—A Snip's Ckbw jferk to his strain 1 and then survey his cell! PICTORIAL PENNY SHAKESPEARE. Pahts Saud,—About the middle of October every appearance of bigotry, intolerance and party spirit , To plunder thi paumb is ploth 'ug. There is no doubt that » servant in the family was last, the barm 0 And see how dearly earn'd Torqnato 's fame I., II., III. London : J. C. Aloore, 12, Welling- , Helen , and an indulgent feeling is prevalent there for all pecu- The priest delivered of a child. In November, 1843, aud on a , Captain Clayton, of Belfast, left Quebec on And where Alfonso bade his poet dwell: ton-streetNorth , Strand. from the altar invtigh'*; her homeward voyage, with a cargo of timber. The- larities of opinion which do not show themselve s in con- Th* pema nt reluctant yet higgle!, Sunday, Mrs. Battersby was sitting in her own par- Ihe miserabledespot could not quell The Englishman who has not read Shakespeare , lour, with Mr. Battersby, and there was some alter- weather proved favourable till towards the end of Insulted mind he sought to ; temptuous , reproachful , persecutlve , spiritually proud Ilis childre n's support the month, The quench, ana blend may doubt his nationality he is, at best, but half an politely cation on a favourite topic, namely, the alleged when it began to blow a stiff gale from Tfith the surr ounding maniacs , in the nell Englishman, when ignorant of the works of his and scornfnl behaviour , bat which mildly and Is bagged—a yenr's sport the eastward. Earl maintai n tlieir own rights of thought drunkenness of Mrs < y on the morning of ths illat it Where ho had plunged It Glory greatest ; and yet to how many million? , ans accord corres- Is in store for the D«rr ynan « " btaglsiV' . Battersby's father and mother. incre ased w violence without end countryman , In commercial world, mo- Mrs. Batte rsby remo nstrated , and said that sueh , but the vessel, under double- ponding righ ts to others , the 'Tig " godless" to pire education ree fed topsails , rode gallantl y on , cgcgfer'd the clouds away—and on that name attend has SHAESSP£AKB been but little, if anything, more giving way , conduc t was inhum an , and that 110 child could «it and , as she wa» than a mere name. It is painful to reflect that thou- nopoly, cxclusiveness, and restriction are fest 'Tis " godless" to teach a jru llod nation , Stout and trim built the crew felt little il-ar. About on the other Aim'd with her poison'd arrows ; but to miss. no doubt ruling power of the coming age. To this tbe 3 J *St— hand, if he ordered some of his own men to push off ling parts, or numbers, of any work is, , .pirit will be subservient, and the elder shall serve the Pshaw ! Come! give tho box a coed rattle ! waa lying in bed, emptied it upon her, (lireat sen- Oh -victor unsurpa ssMin modern song ! cheap enough for many thousands ; but such prices sation.) In l&ia this young gentleman went to in a boatand attempt their rescue, they might perhdi, Each year brings forth its millions, but how long are above the means of a still more numerous class. yiunger. The land is all blighted with famSw.' and his-own vessel would be left with too f ew hawk* is all blighte d England, and in a short time after returned. I The tide of generations shaU roll on, To meet the wf.n s of this latter class the spirited The above is a specimen of the original c&ntents of The land with fawlw 1 would mention to work her with efficiency. In this dilemma he And not the whole combined and countless thron jj following extract Yet still doth he crave ; that at this time he had been or- laced a boat at ' publisher of the Hernial Penny Balladist, has also this excellent publication. The dained a clergyman of the Church of England. , p the disposal of any of his crew whe* Compose a mind like thine I though all in one commenced tbe publication of a Pictorial Penny from a work entitled , Scenes on the Shores of the And like Ghoul at a gravs, Well would volunteer as-a ibrioi'ii hope to the ilMated ves» Conde nsed their scatt er ed .rays, they would not foim a Atlantic is a specimen of the selected mat ter con- Rak es rottenness , rooting for Mammo w ! he was not long home till he—this peacemaker- Skaktsptare, of which the first, second, and third , had an altercation with his brother , in the presence sel. Three men, without hesitation, oliered them- tained within its colamns :— selves. Wc feel p * monthly parts are before us. These parts contain the Low Lazauds lire! while the victim, of iiis mother. The result was, that he got up and leasure in recording the names ot DAKT£. " Tempest," " Two Gentlemen of Verona," " Merry With a han d from adovi to afflict aimy, the men who- could thus cast aside ail ideas of per- Ungrateful Florence! Dante sleeps afar , THE DS5XNCIES Or DEATH. seized his brother by the neck ; and, as was natural, Wives of Windsor ," "Pleasure for Measure " and the There is one verj striking characteristic of the Irish In his anguish implores , sonal safety,, that they might at least make jib Scipio, buried by the upbraiding shore! " Mrs. Battersby went between them. What was the liko commencement of the " Comedy of Errors : and peasantry, and which I believe they possess in common But in vain, for his aoro s, consequence ? Why , 'lhomas effort to rescue their feilow-creatures fffoiu a factions in their worse than civil war, she and her son were watery . grave. The men who- The the three may be purchased for la. 2id. ! with other nations in a backward slate of Civilisation ,-an That the beagixs of IHvia may liek then *! knock ed down , as were the table and a chair. 1 acted thus proscrib ed the bard whose name for evermore But this is not all, the work , as the title bespeaks, is london, ITev. J3. T. M. nobl y, were , Daniel Mearns , seeond- mate , a na- children s children would in vain adore extreme solicitude about their burial. To have a well- merely mentio n this to show the court the violeiiee Their ' illustrated—and neatly illustrated too. A separate and above tive of the noi-th of Scotland ; J:iB» es Ai-'iCelilsa,. the remorse of ages ; and the crown attended funeral , to be a " handsome corpse ," Saxok Revrnok.—" England' s weakness -," says which was used. On another occasion , in the year With the set of wood engravings , intended to form a pictor ial all, to be interred with their own kindred , are obje cts of carpenter ; asd Joh n- Martin of Belfast. Wi thout Fetrarch s' laureate brow supremel y wove, Mr. O'Connell, " is Ireland's opportunity. " We 1S45, this John Bat tersby assaulted his mother ; and ^ Which biography of Shakrs peabe, will also be gi/en with the highest ambition. Those who are totally regardless I should state that his father was present on several much J oss of time they entered a- small t »o- Upon a fair and foreign soil had grown , would reverse the maxim. Ireland's weaknessis the oared boat, ths-o every alternate part ; two of these haveappeare d, the of the decencies of life hold tbe decencies of death in such of the occasions on which these a&sauils were com- nly one . &hey could command , and life, bis fame, bis grave, though rifled—not thine first being, all the known portraitsof Shakespeare ; the opportunity of England ; and we hope that England rowed on to the- wre ck His estimation , tbat to procure a good coffin , grave-clothes , mitted. Mrs. Battersby , wk kit they reached at tor en- own. , two views of the house in tuhicli he was lorn. will take it—-to help her. When her potatoes are was esainined , and folly countering a h«st second and the wherewithal for a " creditable wake," they will corroborated the tacts stated by counsel. Mr , of danger *.- " Th e ship hung gone, let us give her bread. But let us take speeial Jack- heaving on the- of " BOCCACCIO. As an Immense sale must be indispensable to undergo the greatest priv ations. I have known a poor son, for the defence said th at Mr. Battersby 's i»- verge death , and the 1 rew , in care that it shall be, literally, bread, Let us relieve , number twenty-two , were standiug on the poop, th eir Boccacdo to hit parent earth bequeath'd enable the publisher to meet the expenses of this en- woman pawn her only flannel petticoat on a bitter winter 's structions to him were , that should not recrimi * terprise, wc trust that the public will show their ap- her in kind ; but not trust her with a penny of cash ; he voices rising iotut above the air of the tempest eu» His dust,—and lies it not her great among, day to procure a meal for her starving children , reduced at least, whilst her Agitator keeps a begging box; nute. JLet them measure the security m whatever , With many a sweet and solemn requiem breathed preciation of this spirited undertaking, by giving it to pinching want , rather tha n intrench on the sacred treating deliveran ce. Seven of them were got with- Candour. —" Did you attend ehurch.to-day ?" in- way tl«y pleased, and he was perfectly willing to out acsident into- the boat O'er him who fonn'd the Tuscan 's Siren tongue. the support it so well deserves. No »an need now hoard kept carefully for the funeral expenses. Some ent er inio-it. The cstirt ret ired 1'of.i short time ;¦ 011 , aad the captain : of tha music in itself, whose sounds are song, be without a copy of Shakespeare. quired an African planter of one of his slaves as he- vessel, which proved to be tbe Harriso n- of London , That there are who keep their coffin at the head of their bed " their refcawv Mr. Moleay (U.M.), said, in this- case 1 The poetry of speech ! J«o;—even his tomb We perceive that Mr. Moorb is about to publish, for years , and old persons have generally some good returned to his dwelling. " Sartin, niassa, w» told the boatmen to return low the others, and h« or has already commenced publishing, a "Pi ffr^ Z Cudjo 's reply— " an what two mighty big stories da4 have beea. requested to state tbe op inion of tho would reward therau- But they did- not require a Uptorn, must bear the hyasaa bigot's wrong, clothes stored up to " dress their corpses in." bench, ani when I siate they ware - unanimous in amidst tbe meaner dead find room .frimy ^rafiiait Nights* Entertainments," a Pictorial An old woman applied to us for an under garme nt, and preacher did tell !" " Hush, Cudjo, you mustn 't pecuniary inducement to stimulate them in their Bo more ?" " Why, , that opinion ,. I am quids sure I uto- correct. As- to claim a passing sigb, because it told for whom! PennyRolin son Crusoe," and a " Pictorial Penny having received one together with a cap, exclaimed in the talk that way ; what storieB were they mission of mercy . Again and- again , they returned If or , massas ; now the conducS ef the sou towards his mstheiy it isof the Eunyan' s Pilgrim' s Progress." We heartily wish him greatest joy—"Oh ! such linen, fit for a lady ; and a cap he tell de people no man can serv e two to the Harrison, and at length e?cry individual wa* AXGTXO, ALTIEBI, GALILEO , XACHUVEUJ. ' Most revolti sg. description. I canno t express s»yselt success. with elegant frills to it, bordered all round. The likes dis is de fuss story, case you seen ole Cudjo sarves placed in comparativysafecy on board- the Itelen. A In Santa Grace's holy precinets lie you; my ole massa, and also youn g niassa John. as stron gly as- h would w»h> with refesence to it, and poor j of them are much too grand for a creature like me to i»sre , particula rl y-when-1 sonsider that that soiv is- a eat, too it is worth while mentioning, which Ashes which make it holier, dust which is Den de preacher says , *' he will lub the one and hod shared tho fate of tho cre w, a4so participat ed A BOTANIC GUIDE TO HEALTH, AND THE wear. I'll keep them for the day of my death , aud they'll , clergym an—o»o whose duty was to- endeavour to ia Even in itself an immorality, OF DISEASE. By hate de other " —while the Lord knows, I hate you the deliverance. About the 10th inst. the Helen fell h there were nothing sare tbe past and this NATURAL PATHOLOGY look beautiful at the wake." make peace in> tho famil y. It appe «*s that ,, while Thoug , , you for bof!" in witha > vessel- bound for (ireenoc h ,. which relieved sublimities A. J. Coffin. Leeds: Moxon. London : Watson " But," we remonstrated , " they were not given the-son was acting , in tlie smnner deseribed towards The particle of those ' that. They are meant to make you comfortab le while A Powjerfox Pbeac hek.—" Ah, Sir !" exclaimed her of nine of the cre w of tlie Harris on* iis the pro- 'Which !—here repose Paul s-alley. . his mother, tbafr his- father was looking 01: : his have relapsed to chaos you are alive and " " And hot an elder in a tone of pathetic recollection , " our late visions- of 30 many m*n pressed rather closely on and Ids Dr. Copmjj is well known throughout Yorkshire, , you must wear them now. father , who shoald have been the direc tor and guide Angelo's, Alfieri's bones, , have a decent rag to cover me in the coffin! La dies minister was a man S lie was a powerful preacher ; their supplies.. On Monday week tho Helen reached The starry Galileo, with bis woes; where his friends are numerous. Those friends ap- of the lamlly. Sach conduc t was had in. the extreme ;. the port , of Belfast dear she added in the most appealing tone, sure now for, in a short time he delivered the work amongst , where the caut Htii of the lose s earth return 'd to whence it rose. plaud him as a " medical reformer," whilst his .' " " but I cann ot sutiwiently express my horror at ti e- vessel acknowled Here Machiavelli' you wouldn't he so unreasonable. " But we were " un- us, he knocked three pulpits to pieces, and banged is- ged the services of the three men. enomies decry him as a " quack." Ho repudiates conduct of the son ,, in acting as- he has- doue—i t who had act ed so heroically, ving, reasonable , aud insisted on the garments being worn ; the life out 0' five bibles. " expre ssion. My only re- by gi each, of tlieut These are four minds, which, like the elements, roost of the remedial agents employed by the doctors, " quite beyond the means of a handsome douceur in nsoney, as he promi sed. 3f% ht furnish forth creation :—Italy ! and confines himself to those ordinary and simple suggesting, however , as a mitigation of the case, that as The Sublime ajid Beautif ul.—A gentleman having gret is, that, as wc have been, requested , to iuflk-t Time, which bath wrong 'd thee with ten thousand means of cure which nearlyevery field , garden , and the old woman was so f ar advanced in years, they might occasion to ask a lady for the snuffers , addressed her summary punishment in this case, the limit of ou?: Accideso: at xhe Ilou-su of LoitDSv— lu.tho easly rents hedge-Tow abound with, and which, while known to possibly last long enough to answer the double purpose , in th e follewing emphatic and enamoured strain :— jurisdi ction only extends to a fine of £*>,¦ or two- par t of Wednesday morning, , as iwo nicn ,. named . Ta- Of thine imperial garm ent shall deny, almost every village dame possessing ordinary inteli this was a bright and happy thought on our parts , and " Most beautiful , accomplished, and charming lady, months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. trick Malyii and ileury Lute ,, were at, work on.some And hath denied, to every other sky, ligence, are unknown to. or despised by, tho great our old friend departed , expressing a fervent wish tbat will your ladyship, by an unmerited and undeserved Our wish would have been to send the case to the scailbhling. at tho Victoria Tower, neatl y forty tuet Spirits which soar from ruin :—thy decay body of medical practitioners. Now, in rejecting she might die before such " elegant clothes " were condescension of your infinite goodness, please to ex- Quarter Session ; but , as- this is not wished by the high, some oait of it gave way,, and tlicy fell to &he Is still impregnate with divinity, thesesimple remedies, which the experience of ages worn out. tend to your most obsequious, devoted, and very hum- counsel for the prosecution , we award the utmost ground with frightful viskmce. Without loss of "Which gilds it with revivifying ray ; has proved the value of. it appears to us that tbe When I was a child, we had a house-carpenter named ble servant, that pair of ignipotent digests , that I may punishment in our power —that is, that Mr. Richard time they were conveyed to the Westminster H os- Such as the great of yore, Canova is to day. doctors are the " quacks." Dr. Coffin has travelled Murphy, a very faithful creature , but one to whom the exasperate the excrescences of this nocturnal cylin- Battersby and the Rev. John Battersby, do pay a pital, where every attention wa»paiii to tnem by- Mr. much in America, where he associated with the French saying, " .ses qualites surpas sent set charms," ap- dric luminary, in order that the refulgent brightness line ot AS> each ; or, in default , be imprisoned for two Stoekvvell and the other suageous. Ma lyn. is-suffer- naturalist Thomson, and spent some considerable plied most strong ly. He was a -most ugly man ; big- ot its resplendent brilliancy may dazale the vision of months ; and that they give security, themselves in ing from a severe concussion of the brain ;. Lote has NOTICE. headed hard -featured , and forbidding-looking. His per- our ocular optics more potently." £600 each and two sureties in £250 each , to be ol one of his shoulders disleeated Gabzaxd time with the Indians of that Continent, to whom , , ,. and. is- otherwise ) Poetical Contributionsfor our " Cbkisimas he professes to be much indebted for his medical and son was distorted from having fallen off a high ladder in THE ANDOVEIt SMALL SONG. the peace towards Mrs. Battersb y. much shaken. must be at the Office of this Paper by, or before, his youth , which had injured his spine and legs, and made botanical knowledge. Whatever may be thought oi " We wunt b» beat !" was once our zong,«— LlVEKFOOL. —ChAK CB OF Wlt TOTj MlkBER. —All Death »v Dsow.ving.—On. Wednesday forenoon December the 15th. Dr. Cofpjs s system," which is however , backed him a cripple for life. Iu short to any one not accus- ' " , , VTe ' v» found as how that we was wrong ; elderly man , of genteel exterior , named Thomas Mr. W. Baker held an inij usat at the Q,ueen!'s Head np by several cases of well authenticated cures, there tomed to his appearance as we were, he must have looked But howsomcd sTer , wrong or right , Davis, was on Wednesday week placed at the bar ol something : monstrous. One morning, poor Murphy came Tavern, Poplar , on the bouy of ltobert Itarity , aged can be but one opinion as to the virtues of those Wi wunt be hinder'd of our spit* ; the police-court , before E Rushton and J. Lawr ence, 22, a carpenter. Louisa Wood ,, of No. uo St Mdrntos system " limping up with a most rueful countenance , complaining , a:ii *;iit- medicinal plants and herbs on which hi» " ' Thof * Meeaster we did vn'ainly back, Esqr s., on a charge of having in the mouth of May laouth-street, Greenwich, deposed tiiut she- Icuew tlia mainly depends. At least, then , so far as thia work of feeling very ill with " pains in every bone in his body, To Zargeont we can gio the sack ; last, murdered Elizabeth J ohnson . The deceased the too much neglected science ol and such an impression on his heart (the lower orders deceased, who resided at 35, Bioad-street,. U.i-eenwich; THE PURGATORY OF SUICIDES. A Pbisoh throws light upon Dwoan 't let ' » l&ye off till we hs.' done 't. kept a grocer 's shop in Jvirkdalc-road , in this town , she saw him inst alive on the evening y it is valuable and deserves our com* always call chest affections by this name) that he could of Sunday,. tt« Rhymz is Tek Books. By Thomas Coopxh, the medical botan , We '11 zarve ' un out : blett If we wunt ! and cohabi ted with the prisoner , by whom she had 2nd instant ; he had been siiendiiuj the evciuujj with mendation. Unlike some gentlemen connected with scarcely draw his breath. " Char tist. London : J. How, 132, Eleetstreet. A Doctor in the feaee to fly two children. She had also a daughter by her hus- her, and left between eight and nine o'clock to go- the press , who assume to know every thing, we. must He had evidently caught a violent cold. Various re- 22»(U Of them 'a yarns his liv'n by! band , and these children were the chief witne sses ill home ; he was in perfect health and of cheerful (Contuiuedfron the Star of Nov. confess that our medical knowledge is extremely cir- medies were proposed , and he seemed greatly comforted the case. It appeared that after the death of their the task by th e prospect of approaching relief. A purt y zort o' feller he, spirits _ when they parted , and she knew of nothing SIit deidates speaks :— cumscribed, and, consequently, ve dislike To think for to crow »ver w» moth er, on the 17th of May last, these children be- that distressed his mind. He Jiad no occasion to go> l, therefore, My dear mother recommended a warm plaster to his * ycoTgas, though thy modesty would ware of reviewing medical books; we •hal As well expect a hog to bud ge, came chargeable to tlieir pari sh, that of Ledbur y, in near the river in hU way home. i>he ttt haVft L content oursel ves with recommending Dr. Coffin' s chest, aud gave him one to put on. He looked very sus- wa* Our full soul's tribute ,—he arose and said,— As think that we '11 vorg et our grudge ; Hertfordshire , and that in consequence of statements been married to him in a week's time. On Monday work to our read ers, leaving each to decide for him- piciously at it, " This is a farm ing-plaster , mu'ain, is Tet here 1 laud thy wisdom deep, and sauve Let '1 jine in one harmonious grunt ! which they mad e, ihe relatives of the deceased morning the dead hotly of decease d was picked- up self as to its merits. The work is freed from all it 1" «' Yes ; a very good thing for your oppression. " •¦ brought the case before the magistra tes of that place. Torbearance ' mid the scorn that on thy head now ?" " Oh no; Wa wunt, we wunt, we nuit, w« want ."' floa ting down the river by some lishermc u , on tlieir technicalitie s, and will, consequentl y, be understood " May be so. Would it hurt a body, The result was that Dam was apprehended , and, "We in our rashness —by old pomps misfed on the contra pj," Pvnch way to Billingsgate. There were no marks of violsncc have praised by every one. you will find it very comfortable , after evidence had been heard , he was sent to And Orcrblown—poured, when we should " Thank you ma'am ; but will you tell me, would it leave A Promisixg Speculation.—It is rumoured that upou the body. There being no I'ucther evidence, "Wisely thou say*st the lessons here outspread . a company is in the course of formation to lease the Liver pool , by order of Sir James Graham , the jury, at the coroner's suggestion, any mark behind it !" " It reddens ths skin a little, that' s so that the case, which seemed shrouded in mystery, returned a Through hall and dome and aisle, have in ns raised THE FAMILY HERALD. Pabtb XXIX., XXX. contents of Lord Ashley's waste paper basket at a verdict of " Pound drowned. " Biggs, 421, Strand. all." Ah, that 's what I misdoubted all along, from the might be iurther investigated. Margaret Johnson , "Wonder that we so long in ignorance on them gazed. London : G. m greatly obliged to you ma'am, and thank rental of so much per annum. The enormous Fatal Accident.—On Monday hist, a futiilaccident f amily Herald attest the looks of it. I' an intelligent girl, about thirteen or fourteen years of Por ages did the lesson us invite These two parts of the you kindly, ever; bit as much as if I had made use of it. number of persons who make Lord Ashley the occured on the York and Nsrth Midland railway - continued talent of this publication, which still main- medium of subscribing large sums to benevolent pur- age, deposed that one night, about fix months ago, It appears that a post boy named VVm. lluseroft To contemplatio n,—but the soul was held the head of But (returning the plaster) I wouldn 't put a mark or sign the prisoner came home drunk and quarrelled witli . In s old bonds of prejudic e, nor right tains its high and honourable position at oh myself for all the gold you could give me, or do any- poses, added to his Lordship's habit of throwing the service of Air. Shilluto, innkeeper , of lio too. In earth' the penny press. The editorial articles are most down his letters unread, must render his waste paper her mother ; that at last she came into the children's From wrong discerned. In thraldo m thus we dwelled thing that would hinder me from making a handsome bedroom, whore the quarrel was renewed ; and that Percy, had been engaged in removing s^Me lujfc&se* Of self-deceit: vile thraldom , though we swelled cleverly written, and we shall be surprised if these corpse , plaze God ; and that' s what I'd be if I was to die basket oiie of the most profitable as well as the safest from a truck attached to a train, which he did whilst admirable essays are not at some future time re- investments of the present day. Supposing that only there Davies struck her on the breast and temple, "With blindly arrogant imaginings. extract this night , without speck or spot, or any such thing upon and kicked her on the leg. During the th ree or four the train was in motion, and in endeavouring to leave Darkness and vagueness from the soul expelled,— printed by themselves. From one of these we mj whole skin." two £100. notes find their way into this receptacle the truck , his foot slipped , and he wa* thrown , following sensible remarks on— for his Lordship's correspondence in the course of a following days the deceased was almost entirely con- Her chambers Sled with Yirtue' s symbolings,— the And no argument could induce poor Murp hy, unsightly fined to her bed ; she was attended by a medical man between the truck and a passenger carriage-,, with, Reason disdaineth pride and its false glisterings. BAILB0AD3. and cri ppled and ill-favoured as he was, to run the risk week, there will be an income of upwards of £100,000 his back laid across the rails : a passenger caryhigc, the railway business is substantial , pr o- ing the warm per annum. Several of the waste paper dealers have (Mr. J. Johnson), and at length died. Thomas Sage Spartan , thus I read our visioned state. That much of of spoiling a " handsome (!) corpi e"by apply Davis, eleven years of age, and Richard Davis, ami three empty trucks passed over him, aud the ductive, and profitable business, there can be no doubt ; plaster. It was a strange , but, among his class, a ^ery promised to join the direction, ana an influen tial injuries inflicted were so serious as to produ ce death Rehearsal, how our sufferings passed away, a very large provisional committee will be forthwith advertised. seven years ot &ge, sons ol the prisoner, corroborated And bow old Earth became regenerate , but there can be as little doubt that there is common species of vanity. — in about two hours afterwards. will be unproductive and ruinous. The Ibid. this evidence. Mr. James Johnson, surgeon, said I yield mvto my brethren ,—though I may, remainder that Eugene Sub's story of the " Wandering Jew," of Fatal Accidknt. —On W ednesday morning Mr. with which it has shot up is ra ther Budget.—The annual financial statement of the that when called to attend tho deceased, a day Por opening of the theme, thus much essay: mushroom rapi dity which 80 able » tran slation has been given in the or two before her death, he found her labour- Wakley held an inquest at the King 's Head Inn , unfavourable symptom. It is a species Chan cellor of the Exchequer , which is called a Twas conquest over Evil physical a suspicious and , at length , concluded ; but Its place is well ing linger congestion and depresssion of spirits. Acton, on the body of George Graham , aged eighteen. , produc ing great constitution al changes, Herald is, Budget, becau se the Ministers must Budge if they That ushered in Earth' s glorious brother -dayi— of revolutio n supplied by other well-written tales. In prose aud lie inquired whether she had any mental distress, It appeared from the evidence that the deceased wan without giving the old interests sufficient time to accomo- cannot carry their measure. Some etymologists de- "Whence came, by law of sympathy whose veil poetry, from the first page to the last, each number to which she made no reply, but the prisoner tho sou of Mr. Graham, a carrier at Aetou. On the date themtelve s to the new system. It is a rush of blood rive the word Budget from the old French word Is still unren t, our soul-st ate beatifical . teems with information and amuseme nt of the best oougette, a bag ; and it is probable th at in the days of gave him a very distressing statement of their cir- 5th inst. (Guy Fawkes day) in the evening, the de- t" nne portion of the body politic, which either creates a ce;ucd wus in a cart with a younger bru thtit ' that Earth had still in bondage been possible character. Great as is the support given to corrupt ion the Minister bagged a considerable amount cumstances. He prescribed for her and saw her ,, return- I judge (ore sponding deficiency in some other , or produces in- ing homo from town; when. at Siieplierd ' To Error , had tbe sons of enterpri se the Family Herald by the public, it is not greater of the budget. Shak speare speaks of a " sow-skin again the following morning, when she was still » Hush his flam nation in the part affected. "We bave no means of br other lighted aud discharged a cracke r Ikework e ant, failed to glean required th an it well deserves. budget ," which would seem to indicate that the worse, with the same symptoms aggravated, lie saw , And science, unobs rv ascer taining the amou nt of capital for projects by which the horse was so fri t that , Great If ature spread before the eyes public money had been formerly kept in a sow's car, her again the same evening, when it was evident she gh ened, k/t started The truths at pr esent in the mar ket, but if the Times, which has off at full s-pced, and the deceased , iu, his emlaavoure Of heedless man, whose pssslon f orlife ' s toys the best {information upon such Yiolbscb.— M4nslacs htj 5k. — On before silk purees came into fashion. —Ibid. was dying fast. The prisoner called him out of bed ample mean s of receiving: Dsatii raou Stop ))i»> throw n eut of the- cart. , ths- wheel of Ilobbedhim of its true treasure s, and so doomed abou t five hundred millions ster- of several hours * dura - common a to her that night (Saturday), and in witness's pre« to , wa* subject s, it amounts to Tuesday evening an inquiry Cab inet. —A ppellation for the Ministry, whic h passed over his body. Evwy proper surg ical Him all bis days with pain to agonize, is five-eighths of the National Debt ; and , as turn took place before Mr. William Payne , at the Sir ed to be derived from the word cabin sence she died. Witness's attention was never ling. This and suppos , be- assistance wac rendered him, bat he cxpii«ti »u dun- "With want and woe : a creature spwit-gloomed, at present before the public comtemp late John Falstaff , Kent-street , Dover-road , respecting cause of the number of snug berths to be found in it directed to any wounds or bruises she had received ; all the projec ts . lie was never informed of them. His impression day last. Verdict , Accidental Death. Though tenanti ng a world where jocund beau ty bloomed as speedy a realisation as possible, we may safely suppose the dea th of MaryHarrowfin , aged sixty-aeven years , -Ibid Kent-road who THE JO LLY OLD BEGCARMAN . was, that she was dying of congested fever, caused by Extensivk. Failure. —An extensive f&Lkiro has A worl d whoso elements were his to wield that this enormous amount of money is expected to be lately living at No. 89, Ann-street , , , mental agony. The injuries spoken of by the witness And govern. Sow,—behold the storm -tossed se» forthcoming, spent, and permanently invested in less than it was alleged , died from injuries inflicted upon her T one.—The Jolly Young ir«t«r»n«n. jus t occurred in DaWin , imaiely,, Messrs. Williams , J—see his chariots o'er it wheeled Commerce never yet encountere d a change so by her son. Elizabe ih Bryant , of No. 80, Ann- H! did you not hear of a jolly old beggarman , would produce the symptoms he had seen. Leeches stock-br okers , for a. sum, •! between £2l)%uU0 aud Bis pathwa y five years. were not appl ied, More swiftly than o' er land , by energy grea t and so sudden as this. It would be a commercial street, Kent-road, deposed that she lived in the same Who for Repeal was accustomed to cry ; nor was a post mortem examina- £250,00»>. we bave no nine months. And he feathered his nest with such skill and dexterity, tion held. It was now too late for a post mortem "See-took c Electric—wh ichmen deemed a mystery, revolution. That it would ruin the country, house, and had known the deceased for examination to present Fibe—Bsooit.—A most dBstmictt.v.c pla e Or sign of wrath divine, till f rom the cloud fear ; but that it would ruin many interests and many On Saturday night last, whilst in bed, witness heard Winning each heart , and delighting each eye ? throw light upon the on M onday even-lug,, at Ik-uorn ,, nom- JJi gglcswade, on - inquiry. Alice Darlington and Elizabeth Wibbey, A sage, with children ' s kite, and string, and key, individuals in the country, and give them little time and John Harrowfin, the son of the deceased, call out for He talked so fair , and he vowed so steadil y. the farm of Mr. Samuel Nc:d ,. by. wiik-h twenty and the truth foreshewe d, to protect themselves from the storm ' to fetch some brandy for- his His countrymen docked to hear him so readil y; the women who had washed and laid out the body, Drew the winged essence, few opportu nities witnesB a daughter deposed that they had found Mack marks on the stack s of corn and hay,, with tw-onty-one -shecp, were?-, Unwittingly, how, one day, men would tame the pro ud. thus let loose upon them, must be evident to all who only mother, as sue was taken ill. It was then after And so charmingly eyed he the peasants around , destroyed, aiso> 4bc dove-house;, ifce.. 'JL' h*ro is littler and capital That this beggarman ne temple and down the side ; those dowft the side were power, and dandle its huge strength think for a moment , that activity, labour , twelve o'clock, therefore she could not obtain any. 'er was in want of a pound ! doubt thai the lire was tha-act of. alii Uieeudinry .—•-- All-scath ing must be, to a cor- apparen tly caused by kicks. The prisoner accounted; Mountain , stream , and mine sudden ly directe d to one department, Witness got out of bed, and went into their room. What sights of poor victims he gathered together , €a>nbtidg.e Adunvtizer:. With chadlike effort! diverted from another , unless there She was standing against the room door. Witness for the mark on the temple by saying that the de- afford him : Earth , through all the length responding extent, Hunrbugg ing them out of their money— their all ! ceased Makjess- ix. Fk.ix.gi.:..—Since tho publication , s?.vs Their wealth superabundance of each unemployed in the ran for Mr, M'Manns, but he being from home, wit- , in getting out of bed for a drink, had fallen; brea dth and depth of herrotn ad confine,— be such a And how, too, would he blarney the lino Irish ladies. , the Gazette de Fr,mv&,. oil nowols- in* the shape 0% And to supply the demand. Now this is not the ness went to Mr. Babbage, who attended, but she was The prisoner who waa undefondecUhiclined either to- and bo- Th" impalp able and vital chry stalline country as At a meeting on Tara , or Corn Exchange Hal l ! "^ ie'iilleton s^ t?« ndlas sjobbing in railway , case. Supposing a million of labourers were required then dead. The son told witness that his mother had cross-examine the witnesses or to say anything in bis- Itself are , each, his servitor I Of want And oftentimes would they be giggling and leering, siuir os-, men&d i deraa geuients . have increased iu. so , ra ilways, and this for 500 ra ilways is only 2,000 been subject to a complaint in her throat, and he twas all one to Dan defence. Mr. Rushton said his impressina wr^-to Men talk as of some ancient fsble: pine • for these But ' , their jibing and jeerin g ; dre adful a proportion , tha i the director of osevof ch ; where are the men to be found !—and if supposed it was a return of her old complaint. Wit- commit him for trial at the winter assizes, bat he They canno t, for the soil, exuberant men to ea True lover of Ireland he never was found , the most Gftlebtat&L maieor-# de, saute , ot l'aaU r,.i* they be found, where will they be taken from f According ness did not see any blood about the place, nor was should order him to be remandiecl for the present. by art , of food is orer- ministrant. For the beggarman cared for nought else save his pound! He was accordingl n%w buildi ag & pavilion , ia ordei.-- to iiud rotm/ oi' fieudexed. of 1841, there are 1,082,165 male labourers in there anv on her clothes. This witness made sueh y remanded. On Friday, the pri- neither strife to ths census Ja e Milter. soner waa fuily ki> new initiates ,. The senses know no craving : Britain employed in agriculture. It would take the prevarication in her evidence, in endeavouring to committed fW- trial at the easuing or obtain Great Pm for Iuasixo. A lover gazed in the eyes of assises, FiH.iiSUi wro a \V: ^l. 2?or guile to win indu lgence, them to construct the mil wajs contem plated ; aud keep back important evidence, that the coroner — He still declined saying anything. Two. liinssx lisi&ED. br ^ human life : whole of his mistress until she blushed. lie pressed her hand 'clock on Mon&y fore- "Whatall enjoy, embitter s then what would become of the land ? There are 193,877 threatened to commit her to prison. Jessie Edwards, fan Laib Muhdek ix Seaefoudsjiirk.—Mrs. Ool- Betweea eleven and Usshse o mortal pai n to his heart and said, " My looks have planted roses distressing occurmiec hap- Disease is ban ished—until ners ; but , if they were taken, who would supply the lodging in the same house, stated that she heard a clough, the owner and late occupier of the cottaga noon ,. a.s!n guhKraml vary of life's domain mi on thy cheek : he who sows the seed should reap the attacked to. the Weshtyan Me- Approaches:— ev'n the bounds popu lation with coals, and the engines with fuel, and the violent noise on the night in question, as if they were where the horrible deed was- committed, has. aban- pened in the yard do I deem harvest." North American, Lcve-iotr ect, Aiaachca ter. Some of Are trebly larger. Brothers , road-m akers with rai ls ?-^we shall want more miners , quarrelling. Witness went into the room, and there — doned the scene of bloolE and taken up her abo^o thodist School, gain * the-swhoi-1 were slaying lit Aright that mor tal men and spiri ts rather than fewer. There are 386.157 labourers , whose saw the deceased lying on the bed in a dying state. A Surprise.—One of the most singular and un- with her son, a HiarrirAlman, residing near the cka- tho c-MdHen educated in. Their high beatitu de, because supreme is not mentioned ; perhaps they Deceased said that she had received her death heard of scenes perhaps ever witnessed in a Quaker pel, at Alsager ofihe the yard, whsiiaiLag which covered an ciu well sud^. particular employment " 's bank.. Mycock, the paramour d wo buys Men grew o'er natural Evil ? But I yield the theme.— TVeU, if they are makin g railronds , blow, and that it was her son Johu who had done it. meeting-house took place at Baltimore. Shortly homicide, and their iittle boy, still continue ia the dcaly sank down at one side, an t , named are day labourers. wound EtSwa-rd SpearritA and Thomas Gregory each abuuti. of mankind/a thev cannot be carryi ng hods, and paving streets , and do. Witness lifted up her clothes, and saw a after the hour for meeting to commence, whilst the hamlet, and are staying at the house of William Cam follows, arguing that the fault ' cannot he enu. before the arri- brethren and sisters were silently his s*vcn ycasfl of age, fell into, the wehk which U up-. nature, but in man, the slothlul ing many other useful things , which bleeding very much. Deceased died communing with Scott, the collier who so narrowly escaped with ' miserv lay not in There ar e 1,687,477 engaged in tra de and com. val of the surgeon. A policeman came in. The son their own minds, one of the delegates to the assem- life while attem pting to secure Dean immediately -snaL-da of twenty-live yawls deep, aud nothing cuiild; pupil in her school, or the wild and perverse truant luerat ed. injury by be seen o£ th conques t was tbe prime engaged in Thus moral , mental to incr ease than diminish their number . but the son told witness that deceased had been meeting closed, and it required almost main force to head oil. P jor Fielding came in just at the moment, then made to get out the body of Sj earriiti,. but • t triumph sublime We expect rather -i Of human victories: five numbers embrace all the available labour troubled with a difficulty «f breathing, and had . compel him to put on his clothing. He aiterWards and the m Aniac—for such we must consider him— was nearly halt'-past four when this was accsmplishi \ ts s ang from the wreath Now these O'er outward elemen pr with the exception of men-servants , pro. gasped and died. Witness subsequently examined explained the matter in the following manner :—He felled his. victim with an axe hammer before a word owing to tbe necessity for removing t*'> ilig as, throug h all time of the country, Of moral victory; and gentlemen , and others, who would not con. her person. He found a wound on the lelt side of had a dream on tbe previous night, and thought that was exel janged on either side I What an iil-stamd other materials. The body was at last ftuud al. th,l glori ous who did bequea th fessional men, to, ' They shall be held have any thing to do with the constru ction of tbe spinal chord, about midway between the sixth the spirit of the Lord had appeared before him, and visit toe the quiet inoffensive Fielding. What a pro- bottom of the well, covered with wate? th© dsvti lessons of moral stru ggle in thei r lives or death.— descend to inflicted commanded him to humbleMmself before of live , the roads , but only with the mania of the share exchange. and seventh ribs. It appeared to have been the meet- Vldeftaal escape for the child ; as there seems little feet, and by a quantity of earth which had comefro m !-. about th«ee- ing on the next day, by appearing in their midst with fallen , Metbocws, it is intonated, Where , then, are the million labou rers to by a sharp knife. The wound was tioulit, but for the momentary accidental appearance upon him. Ilis skull was fractured and his Zeso, Cleaseseb, and llion inch in depth. his person exposed, and to address them in that situa- ankle inquest, Inspector to those of Cato, but their from Ireland » A million Irish labour ers, with a mi quartera of an inch in length, and one of the unfortunate deceased, the hands of Dean would ' dislocated. Before the express views similar millions of the examination oi the tion with respect to certain matters, which wouK( blood of his own offsp ring. M'Mullen made various inquiries in order ta ascer- speeches are not. given. Lucbetics toIIows, and wives, and four million children—s ix Witness had made a post mortem have been imbrued in the The intent of his address is finestyfcxaaUinthe world imported into England! Itis body. Death had arisen from the rupture ot a blood then and there be revealed to hira by the Holy Spirit And supposing the statement of the child to he correct tain whether any one knew of tho existence of ths 3*aks at some length. one-half of them congested. 1 he It was in the fulfilment was no well, be found who had the leajrt contained in the following stanza.:— a splendid idea ; but , even supposing vessel in the brain, which was much of this imaginary comnrand :— and there is no reason to doubt it—there but no one could were to come from Ireland , h»W could Great Britain coagulum mi§ht hare arisen from excitement conse- and whilst filled with a holy zeal and enthup',iaBTi] previous quarrel, nor anything to excite the deadly knowledge on the subject, even amongst those who The march of Thought was onward from of old,— for forty supply the other half, and , at the same time, the directing quent upon the injury, or from excessive hermonnage tbat he thus acted. He was finally conveyed home animosity of Dean. My cock's statement also—that had known the premi ses year s. Tho well Onward to Natur e's eye,—th ough dense , for aye, mind and capital, without deducting large ly from t'.ie The coroner remarked on the evidence at great and appears since to be almost entirely dew inged 0 Dean had never seen his victim until (he Mai day- seemed to have been covered with timber, iiftov which Film-sigbted men no progres s could behold : verdict of of oonse- amount of vigour at present prevailing in othe r depart - length, after which the jury returned a 1 the subject of religion. These facts may b ,e re"iied 0 would seem to disproveall charge of malice prepense. some earth aud the flag had been placed over it, and Thought spring from flight by chain • , who was 1 as ments of industry. * * * * " Manslaughter against John Harrowfin " correct, singularly as they may sound ; as they at The shocking catastrophe eannot be accounted for the timber having votled, the whole had given way. quence ,— , the fears of the mercantile world are now be- committed en tbe coroner's warrant to Newgatei I well Jinowii throughout the city.—tow vapcr, on any rational prbvoiple. It appears that Dean A verdict of " Aceidcutsd death" was returned. In old or newer clime,—till violence, Moteover .icon '" "ir : . Novem ^ ;,3 - ¦ ¦- " -• ^' •^• * - ^ -v- - - :- ;-^-'%H ^ 9, }RdK Chartist reader think of this timely admission? in take the airborne. *)F YORKSHIRE. ! how childish, how absurd;to deduce prospects of an Itis needless to WESTJMDING words in praising their " TO TAILORS INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS. I THE NOETflERN ; STAR. altered future from the past; If the invitation is Will he not suppose that it is our language ? - The noble conduct—a m ^H Excellent Majesty Queen that act of cool , disinterested devotion »ttW t -un«i «^ is hereby given; that in..conseijuence of a1 ; ; : SATUKDAYi NOVEMBER 5, n world in money very, argument'^e-used^the very course We is not on ^^ By approbation ot _ gj &*** Albert. NOTICE ^/m given by the richest country in the The Eclair reached the Motherbank and for Winter Assize being about to'be held,for the ; the f ^^ Victoria H^SflsHlOXS Autumn TVesU most productive country in the world- to suggested in our speech in the House of Commons in raged between her decks. Many had "'' Sli early October, County of York, the intermediate Sessions for the to the died " in Riding of the said County wiU not be holden at Bradford THE LEAGUE. money, the altered cir- 1834—the preliminary step that we have from that passage from Madeira ; tho pilot who ° T^ ¥K£S2J»^Bloomshury-sS quare, furnish an exchange for that boarded h •*- ¦ "£ ™Fn» 1* Sarl^teeet. on tbe 8th of December next, or at Sheffield on the 11th It is very natural thAt. the high-sounding induce- advocated as indispensable to the the Channel died, and the heroic Sidney B ""n Strand, Lohdon. and cumstances will govern the future bperaiiens; and so hour to the present having V f Be^r ^ofceKet, of December next, as previously appointed : And that the ments of "high wages cheap h-ead accomplished the humane task he had a^'H SLZlers wheresoever residing; a , , and plenty io do," only producing 1,500,000 quarters fair settlement of the question ! Is it not the very himself, died also. Now Look 180e msy^"jbe hfd»»« oijrrf aUI business of such Intermediate Sessions will be disposed far from America " on This" __ ? d „nresentins the most sphele ndid cxhibi- ' should have secured the co-operation of those dungeon, chant at York speculated boldl ' of of at the Christmas General Quarter Sessions of the upon wheat for the English market for each of the i.ext principle for which we were consigned to a y and SUcces^ulK^' t Colo.eun, of railroads. He bought in as low as itl SESSftHri^Tanr and Peace for the said Biding, to be holden at Knaresborough whose assistance the realisation of such fascinating , under the altered circumstances, while in six years after our gaoler and persecutor is he could h * This exquisitely executed six years, America out as high as he conhi and when !S<)l1 BSenfeparkfLondsn. wrthfuU- on the 6th of January, at Wakefield on the 7tb of prospects was said to depend , he mado coloured Print wiU be accompanied , and for whose sole be- would in less than three years send 15,000,000 quar- distinguished as a great statesman for the discovery ? manent investment, he took:the best care Kfully ,Patten,s January,and at Sheffield on the 12 th of January, 1846, he coma ^er" .and KidingCoatPatterns;also res eciv l nefit the task was undertaken.- Strange, however, of her untaxed tithe free army free, , we hold fast by every word of the above passage, the concern in which he had placed ^^Froek and Locomotive p t e y. ters annually , , Yes his capital sh Sew Fashionable Polka Frock, 1 be well managed. He was a oTtbe PasbionableWaistcoat And Notice is hereby further given, that all persons and paradoxical as it may appear, we find those, for navy free, police free, monarch free, patronage free, and we tell the noble lord, that, besides this adjust- clear-headed, tum*^ hiding Coats, aad an extracting b d b g man. His gains were enormous. He is 0 and a full explanation oun y Reco nizance, Prosecutors and Witnesses, are the improvement of whose condition the measure of Wheat into this country—not only to ment between the power to buy food and the obliga- now an Mi ' Patten., with every part complete, required to attend at the and idler-free a large landed proprietor, and as far his and making them up; also 9 General Quarter Sessions so to and du- tion to support a bauble and its bells we tell possession • of the manner of cutting be holden" at Knaresborough free trade was intended, not only sceptical compete against English rents, but to compete against , railwayshares, he aud the Income-^ax "1 sectors, 4 for cutting fancy coats, , 'Wakefield, and Sheffield , Commission extraplates, including3 respectively, bious as to the promised results, but opposed io these although there may him that the only other provision that " caution and can aloue guess at their amount. Hi* name *'3 the other for cutting Coat Collar in place of attending at such Intermediate English labour. For instance, is Geo ¦Sfor iraistcoats, Sessions. is the provision Hudson. Many people have closely watched in proportion, for all sizes, so that any person by whose exertions they were to be realised. When not now be a surplus of white horses in England, yet, scrupulous forbearance" can suggest, his op^* Patterns, tions in the share-market, and have imitated '" complete the whole in the most correct manner, C. H. ELSLEY, Clerk of the Peace. prosperity had lulled the philanthropist to sleep, we if there was a bonus of £20 given for every white against want, the provision against oppression, the ths may Clerk of the Peace s Office, Many people have sought his advice ana follow ' irifliont a previous knowledge of any system of catting ' were silent upon a subject upon which a great majo- provision against over-taxation, embodied and de- J^t Wakefield, 2l5t of November, 1815. horse as fast as they could be bred, all other colours and many people by so doiug have made much m0l) •whatever. Price (as usual) the whole, 10s., or post free 1 ; , and Wales, Us. rity of the working classes had made up their minds would vanish. Oh! but then fre ight and in- clared in that document entitled the PEOPLE'S and hope to make more by the same means. So" ' toanypart of England, Ireland, Scotland order to evmee their gratitude for past 25s; Patent Measures, 8s the set. but now that famine and declining trade have but the quantity of our CHARTER. and fin!/1 Svstem of Cutting, GOALS. surance ! A flea bite. Oh! favours, the British public have got up a ' postfree , Is each; tobe bad of all booksellers. great fact " and brought its agitators " subscript- Patterns, PROVIDEFOR "WINTER. awaked the " , manufactured goods that Americans would then take! Under another head we have discussed the general to offer a testimonial to the most successful °B For particulars, see " Townsend's Parisian Costumes," speeslat PROVIDENT FAMILIES, subscribing Is. per week t« once more into the field of action, we venture, with and have shown the probable of the day. Iu the list are to be seen the * of Fashion "London and Paris Magazine of A delusion. Americans are learning the secret that question of free trade, names of ti "Gazette ," the Metropolitan Coal Company's Shilling Club, can noblest, the wisest, the fairest in the Fashion," the " London and Country Press," &c. all the odds against us that cheap bread to the it is cheaper to manufacture their own cotton than result of its achievements, under existing circum- land—all «« obtain four hah; ton3 annually, without further charge, unblushing worshippers of Mammon, £i>o,ooi> fines, &c. starving can present, to take the field against our old to send it to England with heavy expense and risk, stances. (What a full meaning term !) Under that i,Vve already been collected for the Hudson testimonial, ana TO ALL WHO CAN'T PAT ! The Company's price current is, Best Screened Walls- opponent. and to get it back with double expense and risk. head we depicted the horrors which must inevitably money still pours in. Alas, for Sidney Bernard' IMMEDIATE Protection, and a prompt and safe final end aBtt , 25s. per full ton ; Seconds, 21s., 22s., and 23s. ; Coke, The great principle of free trade has now resolved Therefore, if the thing to be fought for is bread, and result from a free trade cabinet, and those horrore the gallaut volunteers of the Eclair ; alas, for tlieir discharge, without the intervention of a Prison or 17s. Gd. widows and orphans! No testimonial is an Attorney. A discharge to Debtors is now imperative itself into a momentary expedient, and that expe- if the land alone produces bread, and if those coun- will be a thousand fold increased p proposed to , Office, 279, High Holborn. .and multi lied if record their daring humanity ; no subscription is b I risonment for Debt is raised ecause mp now penal, not reme- dient we find backed by memorials, resolutions, tries, under proper regulations of that land, are in- the measure was achieved by a union of the Whigs to provide for the families of the dead, and to dial.—Debtors of all grades wulbebenefitted by applying reward M. CABET^S WORK ON COMMUNISM. remonstrances, and even threats, from the normal dependent of us in times of peace and times of war, and free traders. Hence, so far from the noble the unselfish courage of the survivors. Our nobility forthwith to John S. Benstead, 22, Basinghall-street, Now Publishing in Weekly NumberB, price 2d. schools of free trade agitation. It is of this expe- while we must periodically rely upon their GENEROsiir lord having evinced policy by attacking Sir Robert and gentry crowd forward iu hundreds to do homage near the Court of Bankruptcy,London. ADVENTURES OF LORD WILLIAM CAR.IS- THE that we now write, lest our readers may policy for its produce let us have the land—that Peel in what lie considered the tender point in purse and person to the railway king, but not a DALE in Icaria ; descriptive of a Model Republic, diency, then, or , , and at single individual has appeared desirous of rewarding TO THE EMBARRASSED.—IMPORTANT. and illustrating the Social and Political Regeneration of suppose that the ports of this country could be opened land which is ours by right divine, by legal right, by the fitting time, we tell him, that, if public opinion was or even noticing, the high deserts and melancholy fat« THERE are thousands of persons who hare struggled Society. and shut upon the mere caprice of our rulers. Sir moral right, and by natural right. When the ROTTEN ENOUGH TO BE RELIED UPON AS HIS ACCOM- of Sidney Bernard and his companions in danger nnd long a inst the but few are The work will not exceed twenty numbers. No. XII. ga force of misfortune, William Molebwobiu, in hia speech recently deli- stomach is full, man will know how to keep his back , we and a large majority of her Majesty's death. Verily, we are a nation of shopkeepers.-^ aware that by a very recent Act all small traders owing will be published on Saturday next, and a number will PLICE M. I. H. vered-at Southwark, very sagaciously observed,' 'If tho warm ; but when the back is cold the nerves are subjects would much prefer the adjustment and ap- debts not exceeding £300, fanners, and all others owing appear on each succeeding Saturday till it be completed. The Dixon Ffnd Committee wish to acknowledge once opened who will shut them again 1" weak. For all these reasons we are opposed to the the to any amount, can be entirely raised from then: difficul- Also, just out, price One Penny, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, of ports are plication of details by Sir Robert Peel to those folloivhigsums, viz.:—Manchester, per Mr. Sutton s book, ties at a small expense, and without imprisonment or THE HERALD OF PROGRESS ; devoted to the Eman- .find that that expedient, intended to miti- , because we are opposed to the principle-; which the whimsicality, caprice, and consistency of Ids. ; Bolton, per Mr. Thomas Loma.x, £1. bankruptcy. All such Mr. "Weston begs will apply to him cipation of Humanity from Ignorance, Poverty, and Crime. Hence we expedient gate the threatened famine, is relied upon for the and we are opposed to the principle because its the noble lord would suggest. Yes, ten thousand Thf Land.—To the Editor of the Northern Star.—Sir,— at Moira-chambers, 17, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, by London : H. Hetherington, 40, Holywell-street, Strand ; Having been on board the Invincible for the last quarter letter or personally. and to be had of all booksellers. accomplishment of the principle of free trade; and realisation would make bad men the arbiters of good times give us the Tory, who has humbled the church, to of a century,-1 trust that, as captain of the same, you Persons summoned for small debts should apply imme- hence the success of the expedient is equivalent men's fate. Our principle ever has been, that when who has undeceived the landlords, who has endea- will allow an old voyager to throw out a little of his diately, as they may thereby save themselvesfrom fre- MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR THE MILLION. the success of the principle; and hence our opposi- the Corn Laws are repealed they must be repealed by ive us cheap foreign food that requires jaw-tackle to his brother shipmates—not to create a 1., Vol. II. of the FAMILY DOCTOR, Illustrated, voured to g quent and lengthened commitments to prison. NO. tion to the expedient should be as vigorous as our the whole people, and for the benefit of all, and not produce it, to the Whig that has mutiny, nor yet to induce them to tack about, but price l§d., will appear on Saturday, the 6th of but little labour to merely to caution them to steer clear of the multitu. December, 1S4-5. The causes, symptoms, and treatment opposition to the principle. RANTS to mark the triumph of the few—the griping and the aimed heavy Wows, but fears to strike, at the church, dinous rocks and quicksands that beset our course, NOTICE TO EMIG . of diseases are simplified. Everything objectionable is The Times newspaper has recently used the same interested—over the lives, the liberties, and the that has pandered to the landlords, and would now least we should go to Davy's locker at the very time >vc omitted. Gratuitous advice is given to all subscribers. arguments against the League, that the League, the properties of the many. And our triumph can be depress the national labour market by admitting as all descry the longlooked-for land. 'Well, my hearties. Part YI., completing Yol. I., price 6d. now ready. Office , I presume we are all hankering after a bit of " tho 17, Warivick-lane London nd all Sturgeites, and professing Radicals have exhausted the produce of slave labour. We have , Paternoster-row, , a only manifest in the possession of that amount of its competitor tight little Island," and anxious to cast anchor on a booksellers. against Chartism. The Times says, that the preju- land which will make every man his own producer- sworn in our wrath that never again with our con- firm and sound bottom, and shelter ourselves from the under our own blackberry bush to engage Passengers far dice against the principle of free trade is fast fading teach him the value of his own labour, and constitute sent shall there be any transfer of power—and least blasts of poverty , and THE Undersigned continue of home, instead of singing— Pbvt-Ciflss Fast-Sailing AMERICAN PACKET MANY THOUSANDS OF POUxNDS STERLING away, and that its accomplishment is only retarded him a recognised unit of that society of which he of all to the old scotched snake Whiggery—in which realise the sweets average from 1000 to 1500 Tons, for the fol- TO BE GIVEN home sweet home SHIPS, which by the prejudice entertained against its supporters. would then be an honoured member. the people have not their full share. We have vowed " Home, , " lowing Tcrts, viz. :— THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE PIC- commons, and NE W TOKK, I BOSTON, TO Let us carry your measure while you give us your against Coercion because we are Irish. We 'mid diseased potatoes and short even TORIAL TIMES. vengeance secure from the lubberly pirates who fatten PHILADELPHIA, SEW ORLEANS, support, but abstain from taking the lead lest tho ap- these not BALTIMORE, | BRITISH AMERICA, &c. For particulars of this extraordinary undertaking LORD JOHN RUSSELL. have vowed vengeance against Starvation because, as on that for which neither they nor their rotten fore, prehensions of the weak-minded landlords, for whose Emigranis in the country car engage passage by letter apply immediately to any Bookseller, or Newsvender, in The public has been favoured with a manifesto of an exile, we have been hospitably received by the fathers ever toiled or spun. Since we have been addressed as underneath ; in wh-ch case they need not be England, Ireland, or Scotland, or to the Publisher, Mr. . In making for the land, our ship has rode majestically before the Ship is to sail; and destruction it is intended, should be aroused - English. We have vowed vengeance against the ia Liverpool until the day C. Evans, 351, Strand, London, wbo wiU be happy to for- Lord John Russell's present opinion upon the ques before a fair and steady gale, not a single leak has beea they will thereby avoid detention and other expenses, other words you are,— unjust and tyrannical incarceration of honest work- besides securutg a cheaper pass age, and having the best ward a Prospectus. tion of free trade in corn, through a letter addressed discovered—not one of her timbers damaged, and ne berths allotted* to them previous to their arrival. For The avowed, the erect, the manly foe, by his lordship to his constituents. This production ing men of all countries, because we are cosmopolite, have made more way than any of the boasted fast , perhaps may turn your blow ; the political ocean furtherparticulars applv. jwst-poid, to MELODIES FOR THE MILLION FOR ALL Bold, they cau meet is not only a gem in its way, but is a record of and therefore do we vow vengeance against the sailors ever known to traverse . JAMES BECKETT & SON, While, if on us the lordly fools depend, But. notwithstanding all this, let us not lie down in the Korth End Prince's Dock. Liverpool INSTRUMENTS. for we have been their friend. truculency, wavering, ^inconsistency aud folly triumph of a party who would once more make their are miIE MUSICAL BEE.—No. 40 con. We'll cut their throats, hammock of imaginary security. There roclis worthy of being preserved through all time. We vietory our desolation, our home a dungeon, nigh the surface, and the nearer we approach th« JL tains the five celebrated Elfen Now such was precisely the argument relied upon our THE COLOSSEUM. Waltzes, and other beautiful and popu- have here a perfect illustration of that sliding scale to Charter a by-word of scorn. haven, the greater will be the caution required, both on GRAND ORCHESTRALORGAN. —Thismignificent by would-be-Chartistsfor the destructionof the prin- the part of the officers and crew. A cluster of rocks her lar Melodies, for 2d. No. 41 (ready on which the noble lord pompously submits the measure ' establishment, patronised and visited by Tuesday next) Musard's Puratani Qua- ciple through the destruction of the leaders. As it called the crotchets , which are barely visible at Msk MAJESTY and his Royal Highness Prince ALBERT, of his consistency, and not less rem arkable than the of thousands, at the drilles, "Love Not," " Dance Boatman was well expressed by the late Dr. Wabe, at Bir- water, has been the destruction ik a new Las now, addition to its former alterations, with words complete. 6 beautiful writer's admission of inconsistency.is the comment o* PROGRESS OF THE NEW DODGE. very moment they were within reach of the object of on which . Dance," mingham, 'when he said, " My friends, it is not Since the above article was in type we find from Orchestral Organ, erected in the Glyptotheca, New Muzurkas, &c, price only 2d. their desire. To avoid these, every precaution is ne. layed d ily, BUI YOUR PRINCIPL ES IHAT THEY DREAD '; the Morning Chronicle upon his great consistency the most admired pieees of music wiU be p a § Nos. 1 to 41 may be had at 2d. per No., YOUR NAME, the report of a free trade meeting, holden at Leeds, cessary, and all on board must be on tho look out. from Two tiU Four o'Clock. Open from Ten till Half- The noble lord informs us that for many years he has instead of 4d., as heretofore, until the 24th instant. and precisely the same result which would have fol- that Lord Morpeth, the great " rejected" of the The progress made, and the success attendant on the , half-price. The past Four. Admittanee, 3s. Children The MUSICAL BEE is now published twice in the month, would follow been cequeting with the question of free trade, and has taken the first step in the game of voyage has been the result of a judicious discrimina- Caverns the most magnificent of all tbe lowed the abandonment of our same, West Riding, Stalactite , on the 1st and loth. "My Duett Book" and "Piano that he is at length about to steer his vessel to the tion in the selection of officers—men conversant with les which nature has built for lierself in the regions the abandonment of free trade agitation by the " follow my leader," by giving in his adhesion to the Temp Bijou," in eighteen Nos., 2d. each. the intricacies of the course, and possessed of sufficient of night, Is. each. Tbe whole projected and designed by laced in a different free trade port, " while the corn barometer points to cause of the cottonocracy. Of course these simul- The FLUTONICON, every No. from 1 to 143, at Gd. League. We, however, are p knowledge to guide the vessel in safety to its destined 31. W. Bradwell. fair," meaning thereby that a favourable each, instead of Sd. position to the Times. We are not more opposed to opportunity taneous doings of Lords Russell and Morpeth have port—men too honest to sacrifice the ship and cargo EVENING EXHIBITION. from l to SC—every Is. No. reduced of famine presents itself to the Whig party once to subserve party purposes or private interest. This brilliantly ThePIANlSTA, the principle of free trade under existing circum- been decided on " without previous arrangement or Additional Novelties. Tbe Conservatories 2s. No. reduced to Is., until the 24th. fact ought to iuduce the crew to remain steadfast iu represented by to 6d.—every uncon« more to secure the Government of the country. concert !" An attempt at a revival of the Whig illuminated; Mont Blanc and Torrents is enlarged tofull folio , . than we are to the parties whose their attachment to the officers , and to deter them from has been erected The PIANISTA in No. 57 and 59, stances The noble lord, in order to divide the responsibility Moonlight. A Grand Orchestral O^gan the airs in Son- trolled power must be established by the accomplish- juggle of 1831-32 is evidently close at hand. Will it ringing changes at the suggestion of the Syrens who of size, and contains Overtures and all " in the Glyptotheca, on which the most admired pieces Diavolo. Twenty-four large folio of inconsistency, whereby his own may be lessened in be successful ? Will the people allow themselves to sing of the sweetness of variety. Beware of the sharks. Exhibition is nambula" and "Fra " ment of the measure. music will be played, from Eight till the pages for 2s., or every four pages perfect for 4d. degree, informs his constituents that the League, These will play around the ship iu shoals in hope oi closed. London by Nigbt: additional atmospheric In every instance where legislation interferes with be humbugged again ? We shall see. Pianista Office, 67. Paternoster-row. who, in 1841, had nailed "no compromise" to their pickings ; but let them taste the harpoon of your dis- effects to the most extraordinary Panorama in the a monoply of free traders, their existing interests arc The following letter was read at the Leeds meet- pleasnre, and they will soon be left writhing in the world wiU be represented at Eight, Nine, and Ten obstructively paraded ; for example—when Sir mast, would, in the language of the writer, at that ing:— distance. As the ship nears the harbour you will Ten. Ad- JUST PUBLISHED, o'Clock. Open from Seven till Half-past Robert Peel proposed cheap travelling by railway very period have consented to a fixed duty of 8s. a Castle Howard, Nov. 24, 1845. perceive many strange pilots rowing towards the Invin- mittance to ihe whole, as. Pamily tickets for four per- In one volume, foolscap 8vo., neat cloth, price 7s. 6d., but give the rascals a cut or two with the cutlass for the working classes, Mr. Bmcht, and the free quarter. His words are :— "in 1811 the free trade My dear Mr. Baines—I perceive that you are about to cible, sons and upwards, 4s. each, may be had at the principal PURGATORY OF SUICIDES : have a meeting at Leeds to promote the qualification of of your indignation, if they attempt to mount the deck, Music sellers, aud at the Colosseum, from Ten tulFour. THE traders, were loud in denunciation of any interfer- pa rty would have agreed to a duty of Ss. a quarter on ear- A Prison EJvvme: in Ten Boohs : electors, with a view to further the objects of tbe Anti- aud they will soon understand that you have in Crildren, half-price. ence with their existing interests. When Sir Robert wheat." Now we maydairly ask if this admission is Corn-Law League. nest taken the unintentionally-spoken advice of the COOPER, THE CHARTIST BY THOMAS . not a condemnationof the free trade party : and we You will probably remember being present upon an oc- pilot of the enemy's ship (the /State), by taking EXTRAORDINARY ECONOMY TO TEA Feel proposed his cattle tariff, some of the raw and J. How, Publisher, 132, Fleet-street. may as fairly conclude that the League casion when, amidst very strong surrounding induce- your own affairs into your own hands. If a storm DRINKERS. the to be undisciplined troops defended the existing interests of that day should threaten to arise in the north—which some t^ Orders from Country sent through the were creating an extreme public ment, I forbore from pledging myself to the entire extent THE DESIRE OF ENGLAND.—The riQ.UA PLAN of the landlords ; and it is because we have a more opinion which they , prognosticate, from the appearance of the little black tb Booksellers. of those objects. All that has since intervened all now sold at Ss. 6d. pcrlb., is three times the streng lively aud anxious care and solicitude for the exist- proposed to receive and barter for the accomplish- especially that is now occurring; a fellow feeling with my spot seen by the captain just emerging from the hori- and is also equal in flavour, more delicate in , Also lately published, in 2 vols., 12nio., of tea, taste ment of a less extreme measure than was promised old friend3 in the riding (although I less than ever antici- zon—be not dismayed; all is bright and serene in ufinitely more healthy, as is prored by physicians and Price Fourteen Shillings, ing interests of the working classes than for all every other quarter of the compass ; and the genius as the fruit of a fiery, continuous, pate any probable renewal of a political connection chemists of high standing, also by persons in great num- WISE SAWS other classes, that we ever have and ever shall defend and extensive agi- between us), and a senje of what" has been effected by under whose benign influence you have hitherto pros- bers with the most delicate lungs and stomachs. It is ANB them against the usurped' authority of those who tation. Is it likely, then, that opinions forced upon the Anti-Corn-law League to advance tlieir great end, ! pered , will chase the speck to its original nonentity. mostpleasant and invigorating, and is recommended to MODERN INSTANCES. the noble lord by a casual calamity will remain alike combine to put an end to all further doubt or re- As a consultation of the ablest hands is about to de- the debilitated for its invaluable qualities to would have the greatest interest'in destroying every un- , advanced A series of prose Tales and Sketches, composed in changed when the noble lord shall serve on my own part, and I write this without concert termine on the best mode of Iauding,~it will be expe- age for its strengthening properties, and to the public vestige of their rights. It matters not whether Sir have achieved dient that they should be cool and thoughtful, and Stafford Gaol : among which are :— that power which his or consultation with any one else. The contribution 1 , jreueraUy for its moderate price and intrinsic esceUence. Kucky Sarson the Barber ; or the Disciple of Equality. Robert Peel concedes the principle or acknowledges seasonable entertainment o. enclose for your immediate purposes is of very trilling fully impressed with the importance of their mission— Tiie Test.—The proof of the efficacy and healthful Haven Hick the Poacher ; or "Who scratched the the expediency—in cither case the accomplishment them may confer upon him. amount ; it would not be easy to foresee what calls may to beware of Babel-builders, seViemcrs, and new-fang- effect of the plant iu preference to tea or coffee :—Let a Bull ?" confession and the acknowledg- Has there ever been a question at issue between the not be made upon any of us in the course of the ensuing led system-mongers. Let them be instructed to tar nervous or dyspeptic patient use two or three cups of Tim Swallow-whistle the Tailor; or "Every dog has of the measure is the but I wish to record in the most emphatic way t can and feather novel nostrum-venders, after enquiring public and the party in power, when that which ap- year ; strong tea npon retiring to rest, and the effect wiU be his day." ment of the triumph of capital over labour. my conviction that the time is come for a final repeal of their eome-from ; for, depend upon it, the truculent night-mare, disturbed sleep, and other violent symptoms Master Zerubbabel the Antiquary • and how he found Whether he carries the measure from his presumed peared the most popular view has not been adopted by the Corn Laws, and my protest against the continued Tories, the wily Whigs, and the light-fingered League, of indigestions, df C out the "Noose-larnlng." convictions in its favour, or whether he carries the other party contending for power ? Thus Lord John inaction of the State ia tbe present emergency. will all want a hand in the matter, for certain reasons. The Pboof.—Let the most debilitated, dyspeptic, asth- Dorothy Pyecroft s preaching ; or " Charity begins at Russell makes the present issue to depend Believe me, dear Mr. Baines, yours very faithfully, In the description given of the Land and its capabilties matic, consumptive, and nervous patients nse two, three, it as the tool of its avowed advocates, it will not upon the indulged in b home." Edward Baines, jun., Esq. Mobpeth, not the least exaggeration has been y the or more cups of a very strong infusion of the Piqua Plant, The Beggared Gentleman, and his crooked stick. alter its character, nor will it less mark the power of will and the requirements of her Majesty' s subject* propoundcrs of the measure, yet some men are apt to and in the morning they will awake refreshed with their The nurture of a Young Sailor; or thehistory of Cockle its supporters ; and it is against that power in its upon the one hand, and the disinclination of her build castles in tbe air, and when their imaginary repose. It is hig y recommended by physicians to in- hl Tom. ulterior working, even more than against the princi- Ministers to obey that will, or meet that necessity, felicity, or dreams, arc not realised in every particular, -valids and children as a most invigorating and pleasant The last days of an Old Sailor ; or " Butter your shirt Co Meatier* 8 Correa sponUieiitsJ * they are wont to indulge in outbursts of disappoint, upon the other hand. In this view of the beverage. —sing 'tantara-bobus, make shift .' " ple itself, that we have ever contended. Cabinets case we ment, chagrin, and, not unfrequently, hatred towards ThefoUowingarereasons why the PiquaPlantis supe- The Man that brought his ninepence to nought. are ever fashioned, and local power is ever modelled, fear that the noble lord has falleninto the old Whig IMPORTANT NOTICE. their best friends. A practicable measure has been rior to tea, viz.:— The Lad that felt like a fish out of watei error us to who the people are ! We presume that Henceforth all communications for the Northern Star propounded, and received unexpected support—the 1st. Because it is beneficial to health according to the political dress and bias of that . The Minister of Mercy.—" Merrie England" no more. under the head subjects heineludes the whole people; must be addressed simply thus :— benefits resulting from a judicious mode Of operation l!ud. It does not injure the nerves. Signs of the Times ; or One Parson and Two Clerks majority of which they are the administration, and in the carry , and as he has thus deferentiall To the Editor, ing out of that measure are many and im- 3rd. Children may use It with advantage to health. Lc, Ac. that administration is the reflex of the power that y appealed to the ivhole Northern Star Office, portant; but beware, least you luck your basket of ¦Jtb. It does not prevent sleep. MR. COOPER'S NEW POEM. creates it. The power makes the law—the adminis- people, we straightway tell him that the ivhole people 1G, Great Windmill-street, brittle ware, and destroy the prospect of good at the 5th. A quarter of a pound wiU go as far as three quar- will never again consent to that change which carries London. outset. Don't imagine that on landing you are at once ters of a pound of the best gunpowder tea, To be ready in December, in 1 voh, price 5s.j tration sees to its due exercise—and to this end with it the mere transfer of power from the I request particular attention to the above notice. to be ushered into paradise—that you are there to sit Gth. It is strengthening and nutritious. THE BARON'S YULE FEAST ; strengthens itself through every channel that may hands oi Feargus O'Connoe. while the earth spontaneously pours forth its fuluess 7ib. It is recommended by physicians, and tea is dis- A Christmas Rbyne. conduce to its support. Hence, as we have stated one party to those of its opponents—that the ivhole at your feet. No; labour, diligence, and economy will approved of by them. Published also by Mr. How, Fleet-street, about to re aforetime, if we have a free trade cabinet, we must people are resolved to have their.share in the next be Indispensable to the perfection of the object sought. It greatly improves the voice ; it is recommended to SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR. O'CONNOR. move to 209, Piecadilly. have a free trade House of Commons. If we have change—and that that share shall be the power to Labour may then reap its reward—comfort may be singers and public speakers. Mr. O'Connor having been taken suddenly and severely fouiid in the cottage, and a basis laid for the temple of , we must have free convert any benefit that TESTIMONIALS. MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE a free trade House .of Commons may result from any alteration ill, has been prevented writing his usual "Letter." universal freedom. The attainment of the Charter &REAT BRITAIN extended to all who will support free made in the Corn 50, Edgeware-road, July 1st, 1S13. SOCIETY, trade patronage Laws to national and not to party The commumcatisns of several correspondents must will be greatly facilitated, and the overthrow of des- Sir,—The beverage under the name of Piqua Plant I 14, Wateeioo-place, Losdon. trade principles ; and if we have free trade principles purposes. potism accelerated. Always remember the Land and remain unanswered until Mr. O'Connor's recovery. the Charter must be bound together to achieve the bave drank for some time. It was first recommended to d1eectoks. its professors must have their triumph, and that While the free trade rages we dread the crisis my notice as a salutary beverage b f , who is a happiness of man—the work cannot be perfected with- y a riend The Ghisholm, Chairman. h will be marked by the entire prostration oi which may end in great dyspeptic, and I have since lecommended it to William Morley, Esq., Deputy Cliairman. triump finality. While the bowels ol White Slavery, in England.—Tea fhc in Human out the attainment of both—they are the two breasts several patients sufl'ering from chronic affections of the Henry S. Barber, Esq. James John Kinloeh, Esq. labour to capital, and the legal humiliation, degrada- compassion are open, we stand aghast at his lordship's Flesu.— (From the Noltingliam Journal) —We lately from which alone the body politic must derive suste- digestive organs, heart, and lungs, with manifest advan John Brightman, Esq. Henry Lawson, Esq. tion, coercion, and punishment of those 'who shall dietary table for the poor. While freedom of thought found the following cool announcement in a Derby, nance and support. Let the shout and struggle be Francis Brodigan, Esq. Henry Penny, Esq. tage.—I am. sir, yours, &c. ESr-ECIAL and action are shiro paper. It it related amongst the ordinary pro- for the Land and the Chabteb.—Yours truly, Wit. James Win. Deacon, Esq. Robert Power, Esq., M.D. THEN DARE TO VIOLATE LAW S enacted for the paraded as the rights of the subject, ceedings of the Chesterfield 1,1 To ilr. Win. Evans. John Bbtast, M.D. Alexander It. Irvine, Esq. The Eev. P. W. Johnson wc Board of GuardiunSj on am liiDim.—Londen, November 26th, 1815. PROTECT ION OF TUB LABOURING CLASSES. shudder at the recollection of our cold and chilly dun- Saturday tbe 25th of October last The Clerk IS, Louther-street, Whitehaven. John Iuglis Jerdein, Esq. Yickery, A.M. :— " Rocijdaie.—If the Council wish the address to be Sir,—I am nearly out of the plant again. My sale lias ACDITOBS. Perhaps one of the most curious anomalies of the geon. In the epistle of the noble lord we find some stated to the Board that a person from the silk manu- noticed, they must send it it may have been posted factory of Messrs. Bridgett and Co., Derby, had been ; , doubled since I sent the last order; indeed, it is fast C.B. Rule, Esq. T. C. Simmons, Esq. G. Thomas, Esq. present fruitful and inventive age is the great in- passages which may serve for what ought to be the but we did not receive it. We presume this Is suf- finding its way among some of the best families in the PHYSICIAN. to Vl&W the girls in the Union Poor-house, and on tlieir terest attached to a sufficiency of com produced in rule of his political conduct. He tells U3 that *' tiif ficient " reason" for its non-appearance. ' town, and is highly approved of. Please send me 501bs. John Clendinning, M.D., F.R.S., 1G, Wimpole-street, being arranged before him, he expressed his satisfac- and the slight interest taken in its result of resistance TO RicKMANswoRTii.—We thank our correspondent for this immediately.—Yours, very respectfuUy, SOLICITOR. foreign countries, QUALIFIED CONCESSIONS MUSI tion at their healthy appearance, and selected fourteen of the age of ten years and upwards , which were to be report. To Mr. IVm, Evans. J. Boustead. Walter Prideaux, Esq., Goldsmiths' Hall. production from the land at home. The labourer, how- BE THE SAME IN THE PRESENT INSTANCE AS IN THOSE Dover-road , Southwark. BANKEES , ever, who toils for a precarious existence, I HAVE MENTIONED. , then, the noblelord calculates delivered at the manufactory in Derby, free of charge Enclish Freedom.—Sir,—Being a stranger in London, Sir,—I am much pleased with your Phjua Plant; and Union Bank of London. will find but " If in the course of the ensuing week. Some older girls and wishing lo know the public of .the Princess's little difficulty when the conundrum is properly upon the whole people as her Majesty 's subjects, find that a portion of it mixed in the tea-pot with tea is ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION. of thirteen or fourteen were rejected as not being so Theatre gallery, I went last night, and had the good , may we not apply this rule of suitable for his purpose. a very great improvement to any tea, particularly green The whole of the Profits divided annually among the solved for him. If the whole of that corn which is increased demand as " We whoukl have our readers fortune of seeing a very interesting spectacle—I do not tea.—YouafcA"c , Members, after payment of five Annual Premiums. now produced at home was produced abroad, all those the result " of resistance to qualified concessions V to mark the precision of the terms upon which this mean that going on the stage, but that of your very little bit of slave-dealing is transacted : "FoinvrEEN efficient To Mr. AVm. Evans. G. P. An ample guaranteed Capital, in addition to tbe Fund who are now engaged in its domestic cultivation Does the noble lord forget our letter to him, published police in presence of a free English public. Bclridcrc-placc, Borough-road, July 17th, 1S13. continually accumulating from Premiums fully sufficient to GIKI.8 Or THE AGE OF TEN lEAIt S AND UPW ARDS TO BE This is the way in which were displayed the efficiency in the Northern Star of June 1830 DELIVERED MESSRS . BKIDGETT ' Sir,—I have great pleasure, andindeed I consider it an afford complete security to the Poliev-holders. would either be thrown lis supplicants into the arti- , wherein wc at- S MANUFACTORY IN Of the one and the freedom of the other, From the Derby charge mperatrre uury, in justice to you, and for the benefit of HALF CREDIT KATES OF PREMIUM. ficial market, or if a reduction in the price of pro- tributed the demand for the Charter to tho non- , fbee of "—that is to say. cakiuage hrst the gallery was rather full , all the seats being p aid ! ! ! Now, we dare say, that many people will be others, to bear ti-stimmy to the excellent qualities of the Tlie attention of Assdbebs is particularly directed to the duce was the result, their present poor pittance concession of those qualified measures with which the occupied, and some people standing behind ; yet all Piqua Plant. It has wholly removed a constant painful Half Credit Rates of Premium, by which means Assu- incredulous, and have grave doubts whether anything was quiet orderly, until the half-price rushed in in would be reduced by that sliding scale by which people would have been satisfied as the result of the so monstrous as that we have cited nervous debility with which I was affected, which pro- rances may be effected, and loans for short periods secured ever took place crowds, forcing their way onwards behind the scats employers ever regulate the rate of wages and as Reform Bill and yet it is doubtless quite true. What duced restless nights, and consequently overpowering with the least possible present outlay, and at a less pre- , , ? And may we not now use Lord John an interest! over the opposite side, encouraged by the police, who, ing sight it must have been to lalljtour duiUlg the day. Since the use of the infusion, mium than for short terms only, and with the option of cheap and dear are relative terms, the pauperised Russell's admission of this propelling and resisting see those young animals, I imagine, had promised some friends of theirs to find and the difference fed up, no doubt, for the purpose, all ranged tbe disease has entirely disappeared. I sleep soundly paying up the arrears and interest, LABOURER THEN EMPLOYED FROM CHARITY Would find power, as a justification of our policy, in proper room for them. Now, the space between the seats and often for six, between the two rates thus becoming entitled to partici- nay, as an invi- order, so as to be shown to the best advantage to seven, and eight hours together, and am , the cheap loaf with- tation to increase our demands. the wall was filledto with a thick mass, which it was better in health than I have been for many years ; and pate in the whole of tlteprof it of the institution. &at it was more difficult to buy Messrs. Bridget's slave-driver 1 Then how carefully qulte^mpossible pierce and the Stout invaders that letter the said slave-driver ; others, to whomlbnverecoramenucuit have experienced CEtDIT SATES OT PKEMI tJS I, out money than to buy the dearer loaf with money In we told the noble lord, that, if selects his stock. "Some older strugg were i EXTRACT raOM TBE HAI.F girls of ling onwards with all their strength, we the same beneficial results. Ten are at liberty to use the value of its price. thirteen or fourteen being rejected as not being obliged to make all possible being over- WITHOUT PROFITS. wages regulated by the people had received the adju stment of na- suitable for his purpose. efforts to avoid this testimonial, which I am ready to confirm in person " How unfortunate these turned over the ladies, screaming on their seats at the any day you think 1 The landlords are the most helpless, hopeless, igno- tional requirements, instead of starvation and older ones must consider themselves in proper.—I am, sir, your obedient Age2o. Age 25. Age SO. Age 49. Age 5i). Age 60. not being suita- alarming impending danger of being crushed by our servant , ble to the slave-dealer' , rant, and unconnected class of society, and they coercion the savageness of despondency would have s purpose ! But what is his fall ; but, unmoved by any pity, the policemen urged £ s. d. £ s. d.' £ s. A. £ s. d £ s. d. £ s. d. puvposel We wait for an To Mr. Wm. Evans. G. Tahoubdin. ; being, under the Chakdos Clause, the depositories of never been created, and that the people would answer. Alas ! for the on till they became at last convinced of the utter im- numerous 0 17 00 18 » 111182210342 orphan poor of England. To testimonials from physicians, and others, 0 be fed in an Union Poor- possibility of going through. Now, the free public, undoubted authority, much power, are now being fascinatingly tickled by have been satisfied with even fewer concessions than house till ten years of may be seen at Evans's denot. age—then to be delivered car- who were put to such a trial did not offer any other The first families in WITH PROFITS. the fashioned words of their " candid friend" of the he and the leading Reformers had promised them. nage free at a manufactory, , plantis patronised by many of the and afterwards—at the resistance than that of an inert mass—they did not the land. only therefore as the refusal parish expense probably—consigned Age 20. Age 25. Age 30. j Age 40. Age 50. j Age CO. Times. Their friend not knocks down alj And, , of timely concession to to the grave ' Per- venture to make any complaint—they allowed the The economy derived from the Piqua Plant, haps it will bo said, that at the use of European hobgoblins tbat affright them, but, like the free trade party warrants the adhesion of the Messrs. Bridget's factoi y police to do with them what they pleased—/«««>»«* compared with tea, is as follows:—lib. of the plant will £ s. a. £ s. a. £ s. d.! £ s. d. £ s. d.J £ s. d. the operatives are treated with kmdness and humanity experimentxim in anima vili. Had it been possible to pas3 go as far as lib. of tea. 1 0 11 1 3 0 1 5 8 1 13 11 2 8 10 3 15 11 Jack, would slay the American Giant so threateningly noble lord to the extreme principle of free , trade, has -t hat their moral , religious, aud intellectual, as well through (not between) their bodies, they would have, Sold wholesale at the proprietor's, Evans's prolific in that commodity which might be brought not his total disregard of petition, appeal as their physical and retail, , and remon- condition, is cared for—that, in short, I think, raised no objection. a policeman Warehouse, jf0. is reckharo, in quarter- Thus, for example :—A person in the twenty.fifth year u is a sort of I called on , Stafford-street, into competition with their home-grown produce- strance, justified our demand for so much political boarding-school for the teaching of all the affray—1 pound tinfoil packages. None is genuine unless each of his age, need only pay 13s. 9d. per cent, yearly for the sorts of Who took the most prominent part in Danger from European supply is argued upon power as will secure accomplishments, and improving the education scandal. &<> package bears the signature of "Win. EVANS. first five years, and afterwards by paying up the remain- present those concessions that have ot remember his number—to cease such a pauper children.—We anticipate that some sueh de- Citizen of Agents fob Loxdok.—Cutter, 114, Strand, near Savoy- ing half with interest, and the difference between the temporary inability to spare, and thus expediency is been refused ? There is scarcely a line in fence attention was paid to the voice of A Slave this wdl be sec up. Many of the West India planters Fkance, street; Jobuson, 63, Cornhill; Abott, 113, St. Martin's above rates, he will be entitled to share in the entire pro- propped, while the danger of the principle is could met by memorable document that does not furnish us with a have produced certificates of kind treatment of lane ; Burgess, Milliner, &c. High-street, Camden Town ; fits, "which it is expected will reduce the future payments tnevr Mr, Vheewbiv's Address.—The members and officers °£ an assumption which none but an unaccountable justification for the past and hope hi the future. slaves—and yet slavery was abolished in the West ot the Beunet,20, King's-road, Chelsea; Green,oilmau, St. John- to little more than half the original Mutual rate. The Not Indies. the Chartist Co-operative La-ud Society, and also GaEAT Britain is the only Society in which this arithmetician would dare to raise. From an hope from the present National are informed that all cor- etrtet-road; Trueman, oilman, MiDpond-street, Bermond- very mariner, who sees the baro- Charter Association, uc great accommodation is given to the Assured. A Contkast (From the Times) "Look on this Picture. respondence intended for the general secretary must sey; Holmes, 29, New-road, Lower-road, Deptford; elaborate table, showing us the results of American meter pointing to famine, and would use its hungry " Dean-street, Robertson , Dover-road, Borough ; Griffith, 35, Transfers of Policies effected and registered (without —Not many weeks since the Eclair steamer , addressed, T,M. Wheeler, 7, Crown-court, , oilman produce for many years, the Times adduces the great howl to pilot nut into anchored officers of the asso- Bell-street Edgware-road; Rowles, butcher, Isleworth- charge) at the Office. port ; but in ourselves, and in Punchal-roads. The dread yellow flag Oxford-street, London.—N.B.—The , in droopedfrom ciations are requested to copy the address. square; Evans's warehouse, IS, Stafford-street, Peckham. Claims on Policies not subject to be litigated or dis- f act, that for many future years America would not that concession which our position has reluetantlv her mast-head. A strange aud deadly sickness had Agents eob the Coustbt.—Thornton, chemist, puted, except with the sanction, in each case, of a General be able to export more than 1,500 000 quarters ofwhe.it swept oft" two-thirds of her officers and Veteran Patriots' and Exiles' Widows' and Chil- Boar- , wrung from the Whig IMinister. Russell men. Her 5s lane, Leeds ; Botterill, near Old Brewery, Burnley, Meeting of the Members, to be specially convened on the would captain and both her surgeons had dren's Funds,—I beg to acknowledge the receipt of Leeds ; per annum to this country, and thus disposes of tho rather hold with a landed aristocracy, perished. The Gray, Lomax, chemist, Hohnfrith, near Huddersfield ; Hough- occasion if his friendly wan, worn survivors, sought relief from the from Mr. Stevens, of Trowbridge ; of Ss.from My. American Giant, without taking at all into calcula- connection would achieve inhabitants son of Crispin, Bo»'w* ton, 47, VTestgate. Huddersfield ; Prankland, seedsman, Members Assured to the extent of £1000 entitled (after his triumph and his party of Madeira. The G overnor of the island deemed of Bamslev : of Is. from "A tion the boundless resources and increased induce- 's it his lathe :" Is, from " Two Teetotallers, Bradford , » u» > Hatton, uear Skipton; Cawdell, 68, Queen-street, Hull; ayment of five Annual Premiums) to attend and vote at share of national plunder ; but, that painful duty to forbid any intercourse between the Stalhvood).-t Cadsb being impossible, and Gd. from Jlr. T. Whitfield (per Mr. y, Neivall-bnildings, Manchester; Preistley, che- all General Meetings, which will have the superintendence ments to cultivation. like Catahne, he is resolved to plagucship and the shore. He sternly commanded beg also to remind all holders of collecting books, mat mist, Lord-street Liverpool Society. be victor them to weigh their puimc , ; Nott, Nelson-street, Bristol- and control of the funds and affairs of the Nations, like individuals, have some scale to regu- Pc rfas anchor and depart. The scanty their names will be read over at the quarterly road, Brrmingiiam; Messrs. Fcrrcs and Score, Chemists to Full particulars are detailed in the Prospectus, which, autncfas, crew of the steamer, already meeting, in the City Chartist Hall, Turnagam-laivc o" tte late demand and supply ; and while a insufficient to carry on seeu wn- Queen, Ouion^treet, Biistol; Mr. Noble, bookseller, with every requisite information, may be obtained by ap- total prohibition By hook or by crook. the duty of the vessel, were daily Sunday afternoon , Dec. 7th ; when it will be ' iJostan; becoming scantier poor sullerors. i in- C. Brown, Market-place, Grimsby; Mr. Bon- icatioa to against the importation of foreign com may so regu- The writer Baya « uuderthe atfacks of the fever they have succeeded in doing for the 8 L wther - z<, tU ifi,^ . The equinox was at fest eommittee-meeting, prior to the present •cominu^ ' ' -stwe^ -miitehaTen ; Mr. Pearse, 24, A. B. IRVINE, Managing Dircelor. late Us growth abroad as to leave mh hand. In this pitiable plight i u HiM. r ! e,d scarcely any surplus a revtsion of the taxes, a s in , without medical aid, quitting office , will take place at eight o'clock, on_ " - ; Mr- Cawde«. Queen-street, Hull, Agents wanted in Towns not pre-occupied, and applica- their opmion jy render they were on the point of being 13i fif ft VAsent wanted above calculated requirements, so the invitation of thepubhe burdens compelled to putto sea day night next, Dec. 2nd, at Mr. Cooler's, '.f ,, «t there j , ' resin each town and village where tions from respectable and influential parties addressed more j man d morc and cross the Bay of Biscay. There friars'-road : all monies received br ht to be 11:IUJ. ""' . y l"ctabl trade free trade may be'met bv increased ,/ chanced, however, ig l l-:«eace reou^ " : e approved of. No to the Managing Director, at No. 14, Waterloo-place, Lon- production beyond a dd any other pr0visions to be at Madeira Sidney Bernard that time, or before. Receipts ha* ,-e been scanty ot l»[ ' «**» caution L even SZ , an English surgeon. relieve t»u don will meet with immediate attention! • the requirements of the noossitous. But how mad, Tlus man and seven seamen, volunteers aud if we arc in earnest about aesivinii to rdm foro wme my ,, from English whom it is our boundendutu it is time to si mtH merchantmen, came forward t<\ relieve, ^ and offered their services it.—Thomas Coora», Secretary, 134, Blackfriars -ro^ Wf KtlV . | ^ plM<>|^^ ~ ^ V \_ _, Acks wrnts Fora Acbes.—We hare rate " " or/our sound potatoes ,, are beginning to discover that the Wednes- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. got a decided lead , beinga full boat 's length a-head , _^n abetteto r aci'd farm, the land. potatoe failure is all day, and was adjourned until to-day, when the jury Saturda y.—Aixeged Robber t in a Workhouse expendtheirlabour. lam well pleased romance, and that, in fact, there .— when Pocock went up inside and ra n into him, and Ca ^luch also fee kb. o'connor. , re turned a verdict of " Wilful murder against 20 h h l 23; Selby.per William Mit chell 5 0 0 never was so abundant a crop. This change of Henry James; ; Jo n Bus e l, Henry Smith , 17; both became entang seconds, and on get- tba t,altho ngb the worMng, or produci ng classes, some person or persons unknown ." So far it is Frederick Morrison James Lacking ton led for a few « find Greenock , per E. BurrelL. " . ' ...... 115 0 opinion has been occasioned by two circumstance s ; , 21; , IS ; and John ting clear Pocock went away with the lead , winch 'he been cheated and disappointed time after time, . firstly, suspec ted that a man named Read is the murderer. Brett , 20 all paupers were charged with breakin g |jve PEE GE5.EBAL 8ECBETABT, the damage sustain ed from a glutted mar ket , , and en- maintained about a quarter ol a mile, till , on reach * there is awakening energy sufficient to adopt the The government Police Gazette contai ns the following tering into the house of Giles White t Parrington „ „ 1013 6 Bacup.. ., ..TOO produce d by pani c ; and , secondly, from au appre - , schoolmaster of St. ing some posts in the. river a little above the Shofc intentions of the last Chartist Convention. I am information respectin g the man named William Read , Pancras workho use, and stealing therefrom thrce four - %od LEVI. hension that their sound potatoes -won't keep for a ' Tower Clasper came up inside and ran into hnny ? fovour of the two acres. In the cultivation of the Land alias James Reed :—" The suspected murderer , who penny pieces and other moneys, the propert y , PER ME. O'CONNOE. legitimate rise. How melancholy, that a set of of John being determined to pay him offin his own coin. Po- - e 3nd space are in a great measure synonym ous ; Greenock , per R.BurreU.. .. speculatin g ruffians should has absconded, and is supposed to be Working on one Mylett : also a silver thimM e, and other arti cles, belong- " Jk „ the on .. ..050 be thus allowed to regu- cock's boat had by this time shipped a good deal of' is *y sp^olng judiciously your time two PEE GENERAL SECBETABY. late the of the railways , is described as about 19 or 20 years ing to John Hamilton and others ; and Brett was char ged tSat > will obtain same amount pr ice of the people's food. Upon the other water. On getting losse' Clasper took the lead , and vott of product as Plymouth „ „ 0 0 6 Farrington .. .. 0 2 0 hand of age,. five feet four inches high, stout made, and with aiding and assisting tW others to commit the ^ ^ , the sapient commissione rs and professors ar e went away several Jensths a-head , gradually improv- same time expended upon four acres . The Thomas Martin Wheeleb , Secretary. when talking has a smiling counten ance ; had on a felony. From the evidence it appeared tbat ^,e coming to our conclusion long since published , tbat at the in- ing his position owing, to Pocoek 's boat .y¥ce between the spade and plough, in the nair of harrow cord trousers , which had a hole in stigation of Brett , the prisoners 'broke a bole in the wall , no doubt, by the the disease is more or less in every potatoe. having become heavy and unmanageable from the- *^ter amount produced spade over the Molly Ma goire. the left thigh , and is supposed to have with him an of the oakum -room where they slept —We learn that , notwithstanding , , and thence passed quantit y of wat er it contained. Pocock, in con- N j„j , is time to better perform the work. ummarp the " great exertions " old pai r of plaid trousers and an old dark jacket through a window into the dining -hall of atflj e iBBt^.$fi»& of Captain Plunkett and the < , , where a number s went ashore tied his boat—an - * ' ^consider the extreme variableness our climate , ^ s that Moll which he may be wearin g. He is believed to be in of boxes equence, , and emp magi trates, y and her children are making belonging to the charity boy» were. These boxes operation which occupied some time—which afforde d - jj e weather is unprop itious, say wet, for instance , frightful havoc in Cavan. the neighbourho od of Birmingham. " they broke open, took therefrom any jj Mosdat. —Ir elavd.—-The Potatoe Cro p.—As we little article s of value Clasper an opportunity, which he readily seized, of -t will injure com crops ; if wet and cold, the potatoes, The Tribute. —Accounts dail y reach us of the A New Way of Spreadin g Population. —A young they could find. They were afterwards jeen • dividing predicted , it isnowdiscovered thatthediseaesis in tub , named leaving his opponen t,behind r- and , when Poe&ck' •jfcges, &CL, will want much labour bestowed io potatoe success of the tribute , which promises to exceed any man Ch arles Thomas Knight , a pressman in money by the other paupers who slept in the ward. The , and that the whole crop stands in imminent the employmen t of re-embarked , Clasp er was mere thaw half a mile a> aver t or repair damage . If you have four acres you danger. We previous year in amount. Who would spoil such a Mr. G. Peirce , printer , 310, Learned Judge summed up, and the jury found a ver dict ha re before directed attention to the Strand , Lond on head. This Pocock never eould recover, so that nc0t, by any possibility, do aH in time ; but if two, several recommendati ons of the three chemists , commerce by making slaves independe nt ? We take , was on Monday week brou ght before of Not Guiltv. . the magistr ates at Bow-street Clasper had all the rest of the race to himself, and T0O tril l have a much better chance of success, and, which, we suppose, may be looked upon as the Pre- the following from a Cork paper :— *' What to .do , charged with stealin g " loss of crops at various times from the warehouse of won easily by more than a quarter of a mile. Po* collect, is loss of time, season, and cursor Association in the potatoe movement. They with rotten potatoes ? Pay the repeal rent and his employer, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ' ' * abovt 700 copies of a work entitled " the True Law cock s boat was open , Clasper * eovereel with stoufc- ee too. I beg of all our friends advocating the have contrived to heap such an amazing amount of O'Connell tribute with them as in kind." CLERKENY7ELL. canvass, which kept the water -out. Clasper wow i scr 'dalIotments weigh well the subject ; search , England. of Population ," which lie had sold in sheets to var i- „2r- *o rubbish together , that the appointment of a very —Speculators appear resolved to rest Saturdat. —Assault. — John Collins was charged the choice of sides, and selected ihe north or New-: will find, a ous persons for what he could get. Mr. Peirce having , aDQ jou I m sure, more telling arguments large commission, consisting of inspectors of constabu- upon their oars until the opinion of one little man in with a violen t assault upon Thomas Mason , a foreman castle side of the river. A great deal of money to prove my occasion to bind more copies, was astonished at find- ha * than mine text. The two acres of Land lary, military officers , inspectors of coast guard , Poor America respecting the Or egon territory shall be bricklayer , in the employ of a builder in Islington. Tbe changed hands on the event. The crowd assembled : , req uire all your time to develope its resources. made known ; and as the herald of war is not likely ing the entire wor k missing. The prisoner , how- ^n Law Commission ers and their under secretaries , with eyer/ havin s assault occurred in Highbury -terrace. Iu this ease a in various craft upon the river, and on its banks -, *r D e Lan d's value is not known, even our friend Feargus to arrive here before the middle of next month , we been seen by Mr . Levi, a Jew, leaving Capt. J. P. Kenn edy as their secretary, has been Air. Peirce 's foreman was left by his master in charge of the men, was immense. The distance was rowed by Claspcr O'Con nor estimates its value much, -very much below cannot anticipate a very lively action in the money premises in a suspicious way, with bun- considered necessary to aid in analysing the said rub- dles of paper, had watched with orders to report to the master , upon his return , the in about fort y-two minutes. tbe mark. In fact, agricultur e instead of being in its or share markets , both of which, in the language of him, and some of the conduct of the men. The foreman reported to his bish. This, like most of Sir Robert Peel's measures , sheets were trace d to and infancy, is not born yet. Natur e has done nearly all, the Jews, are gone to the devil. , found in the possession of master in this case that the prisoner had is a faithful following of Whig practice. The forma- tradesmen who had bou ght them as , , not don e his anJ notart. tion of this commission The Railwats. —Yesterday no fewer than ninety waste paper. duty, ' and he was, consequentl y, discharged . Finding is announced by Sir Thomas The offence being fully brought home ^ortl Kommg ^Iwtmgsi —A Liverpool Freemantle railway surveyors arrived at Euston-square stat ion , the prisoner this, the prison »r treated the ' complainan t in the most jauso. correspondent desires to know , the Irish secretary, in a kind of circular was committed to Newgate for trial at the next ses- from Ireland, to deposit their plans and sections, and brutal manner ; knocked him off a scaffold eight feet whether he can obtain an impartial history of Poland to the lieutenants of counties—and the reader may sions at the Old Bailey, for this new mode of CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY, ; ia the English languag e, and if so, where it can be judge of the speed anticipated from its workings from all sorts of humbug , in the proper place for receiving high ; the complainan t fell on the ground head foremo st, them, p 0 which is the last day " spreadin g population. " Meetings for the purpose of enrolling members an<£ obtained. We hare made enquiry of an eminent the following concluding passage of the secreta ry's revious to the 3 th, Singular and laid there insensible for some time, from the shock. allowed for that purp ose. (Query—Did they bring Char ge op Poachin g.—At the last transacting other business connected th eyewith- are * Polish patriot , who informs ms letter . He says :—"Shoul d your lordship be pre- Mr. Greenwood fined the prisoner £4, or eight month s' that he has good reason th e necessary deposits in money or potatoes ?) On meeting Of the Kingston bench of magistrates , a held every week on the following days and places-: — believe that no such work is in existence. vented, by absence from tlie country, indisposition , or imprisonment. —He was committed. to the 1st of next month the London and Birmin g person of res pectable appearance , named William SUNDAY EVENING. any other cause, from giving your atten tion , per- ham SOUTHWARK. Cielisle.—-We have received an account of a meeting of Sfacey, attende d to answ er an information charging South London , Chartist Hall, 115 Blackfriars-road sonally, to this important question , his Excellency directors propose to make a large reduction in the , Saturdat. —Seizcse of an Ihicit Still.—Temple , , members of the Chartist Co-operative Land Society, rate of fares. Upon the Continent there are five him with having unlawfully trespassed upon the at half-past six o'clock.— City Chartist Hall, 1,. Turn- would propose to nominate one of ths depu ty-lieu- Long, an elderly man, of very respec table appearance where held is not stated , but the letter bears the Car- classes—first, fourth and fifth. The estate of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge , , again- lane , at six o'clock.— Westminster : at the Par> tenants ofyourcount y, onyourlordship' s recommenda- second, third , , was charged with working an illicit still whereby he had lisle post-mark. Most likely the letter would be found at Coombe , near Kingston , in pursuit of game. , thenium Club Rooms, St. Martin 's-lanc tion." Now this panic is called an emerg ency : all second is made comfortable with cushions and good incurred the penalty of £'30. John Lee, an officer of the 72, , at halt- unobjectionable , and entitled to a place in our columns seats '; the third is covered and spacious ; the fourth Arthur Dunford , gamekeeper in the service . of his past seven.— Somas Town;atMr. Duddrege 's, Brick- cry speed, and all complain of the absence of a local customs, said, that about twelve o'clock last night, from could we rea d it, but that is not possible. We beg to royal highness, deposed that about nine o'clock on layei-s'Ai'nis Tonbridge -streGt , New-road , at hall-past directin g influence to enforce pr oper economy and a has seats, but is not covered : and the fifth resembles information he received be proceeded to Nos, 11 and 12 . inform the writer of the said report , and other corres- with the the evening of the 13th of November , he was on duty , , seven— Tower Ha mlets : at the Whittington and t!at proper mode of preventing the spread of disease, the old Leeds and Manchester third class, King 's Bench-walk , near the prison , and having climbed ^ pondent s besides him, that we are not mesmerists, nor exception that there are no holes bored in the in the game preserve at Coombe Wood , when he ob- Church-row Bethnal-green 'clock precisely. while we find the Irish secret ary committing a .most over some palings at the rear of No. 11, he entered the , , at six o hare wa been mesmerised. We can only read in the bottom to blow poor creatures who could badly served a greyhound , which, in his presence, turned —Emmctt' s Brigade : at the Rock Tavern , Lisson- palpable Irish bull. He says in his circu lar , , back yard , and found a communication with two houses ordinary way, and if communi cations are not written afford to pay third class fare into the up a hare which it purs ued, overtook, and killed, , grov e, at eight o'clock precisel y—JM brvfcoone : at the "If you' are absent from home," that is, if you and havin g entered No. 12, he found a still iu full opera - in accor dance with ordinary sense we cannot read ssecond ; and, moreover , those classes are alway and was about to walk off with it in its mouth , when Coach Painters ' Arm s Circus-stree t at half-past are at Vienna , Naples, Rome, or St. Petersburg h, tion , with a quantity of spirit , molasses, juniper berries , , -them, and consequently cann ot give them insertion. attached-to every train , and placed most advan- he struck it with a stick , and it then dr opped the , seven. you are to recommend a substitute to his Excellency." " and carraway seeds. He searched the house , aud found At the said meeting the following resolutions were tageously for shelter whereas in England the poor hare and ran away. He followed the dog to one ol MONDAY EVENING. This is the way that Irish business is always trans - , no person there ; but on entering the other house he dis- adopted:—"That the allotm ents should be divided whose only property is their time, spend fif- the entrances of the wood, called the Gravel Pit-gate, , Camberwell: at the Mont pelier Tavern acted by English officials. Men that never saw a people, covered the prisoner in the front room. He had placed , Walworth , according to priority of payment, " " That the society teen hours in going from London to Manc hester , where it joined two persons , who walked away accom- at eight o'clock precisely. . bs legallyenrolled according to the opinion of counsel." pota toe till it was boiled are appointed as commis- panied by the dog. He gave information to one ot officers in the front and at the rear , to prevent auy person sioners, and absentees are appointed as the executors while the wealthy, who plunder them , perform the Newcastle-upoii 'Tyne : This branch of the Chartist " Tbat the Chartis t Co-operative Land Society consist the horse patrol, who followed the parties , and he leaving the houses. The prisoner was convicted about Co-operative Land Society meet in the house of of their will. From all parts of the country the pros- same journey in five hours and a half ; and when eighteen months ago for a similar offence. The prisoner of an unlimited number of members , to be divided into there is an open third class, it is invaria bly placed in himself shor tly went in the same direction , and came Martin Jude, Sun Inn, Side, every Monda y evening,, pect of famine increases, while the Government acts denied any knowled ge of tho still, or being the tenant sections of not more than 6,000 members each ," "That the *¦• wind' s ," that the naked may have the up with the defendant and another person , and upon of f rom seven until nine o'clock f or the of re- upon ihe old princi ple "live herse and you'll get eye the hou30 whero it was found. , purpose a meeting oftbe society be held on Monday, Dee. 1st, benefit of the breeze as well as a smash . his asking who the dog belonged to, the defendant —Mr. Traill said that it ceiving subscri ption s and enrolling members. a delegate to attend the forthcoming Confer- grass," and, reversing the nursery ad age, " to shut said it was his, and he at the same time gave his was quite clear he must have some knowledge of the to elect Forei gner 's Opinion of English Distinction. — TUESDAY EVENING •enee." "That the delegate be requested to support your month, and opes your eyes, and see what God name and address. In answer to a question from the still, as no other person was near it. He should , there - . " When upon the Contine nt, Mr. O'Connor had to pre- Greenwich :nt the George and Dra gon Blackheath the re-election of the present Board of Directors. " will send vou. bench the keeper said he took the dog from the de- fore , convict him in the penalty of £30, or three months ' , Cor por months ago, sent his passport to an official , who happen ed to be a hill, at eight o'clock. Some other resolutions appear to bave been adopted, Liberal ate Economy.—Some fendant and it was stil l in his possession. He added imprisonment. Mr. John Reynolds, a repealer , had the matchless Frenchman , and well versed in politics, and , upon lint their purport it is impossible for us to make out. readin g the name ' that he had no doubt , from the way it went to work , effrontery to brin g charges of gross corruption , he observed; " Ah, that s a famous London .—City Chartist Hall 1 Turnagain-lan e, Ststeh. name. " "Ifear " said Mr. O'Connor " the fame that it was a regular poaoher , and understood Ireland .—Disturbed State of the Countr y.— , , The Factob y —A correspondent at Stockport against the immaculate liberal Corporation of Dublin. , , Farringdon-street. —The public discussion will be re- tiiat one George Pox an overlooker at Mr. of mine is onl to be found in the prison calendar. " its business perfectly woll, and he considered it Dublin , Nov. 86.—Th e pr omised meetin g of the mites , The Liberator (Alderman O'Connell), threatened to y sumed at half-past ten precisely, on Sund ay morning Howa rd's mill, gave publicity to a scandalous report "Ah , th at is nothing, that is nothing, " responded was worth twenty guineas. The defendant , in magistrates of the county of Westmeath was held annihilate him for this glaring act of contumacy. answer to the char ge, said that the fact was, he did yesterday , the Marquis of Westmeath in the- chair. next , Nov. 30th. At three o'clock the Metropolitan respecti ng two young women tbat worked under Mm. A meeting of the Town Council was held on Friday the offici al, " with all your boasted liberty in come but for a walk , and broug ht the dog with him, The proceedings were conducted in secret , but a cor- .Distric t Council will meet for the dispatch of business S. Williamson, one of the young women, about fifteen at which the Liberator determined to strike the England. it is to the dungeon, or the grave , you last, and when they got near the wood they, niissed the respondent of the Evening Mail " That the at half-past four o'clock precisel y. The National years of age, told the master , and he sent for Fox, but and Rey- must look for your great men. states , last blow at the presumptuous Reynolds, dog, and he and his friend went to the gate , where resolutions , which were of the stron gest character Victim Commi ttee will meet, pursuant to adjourn- Fox denied having set the scandal about. The em- nolds was determined to have a kick at Dan himself, Court Circular. —We learn that the unpropitious ' they were seen by the keeper , to look for him, and that language could convey, were carried unani- ment. In the evening, at seven o' clock, Mr. Thomas ployer said if any one said anything to her about the , and the manner in state of the weather, preventing the Royal family and the whole affair is so funny from taking their accustomed exercise on the slopes shortly afterwards the dog came up to them , and they mously, and that between forty and fif ty magistrates Cooper, author of the " Purgatory of Suicides," will scanda, l they should be immediately turned away from which Irish liberals answer charges of corruption deliver the fifth of his second course of lectures. and in the pa rks the Queen ha3 been engaged walked away, not at all imagining that the dog had were present. An address to the Lord Lieutenant the mill, because the report was not true. But mark , with long yarns is so characteristic , we cannot re- , " Life o in knitting stockings and cutting out warm dresses been doing anything , until they were followed by the waa agreed upon , representing the frightfully dis- Subject , , v ynges, andndrentuies , genius, and in abou t a week or so after tbat, S. Williamson went to frain from giving the dialogue just as we find it. " while Prince keeper , and on his stating what had happened , he organised state of the country , and pray ing protec- character of Sir Walter Raleigh. fetch some bobbins , the overlooker caught her out of for the poor of the neighbourhood , ar yleboke. "Mr. M'Loughlin observ ed that oratory had been very Albert has been engaged in cutting down the usual readil y gave his name and address- With regard tion for life and pro perty. M —A lecture will be delivered by Mr. her " alley," and forthwith he cursed her for all that injurious to that corporation. It had given them a thir- Bartlet, formerly of Bath and Southampton , at the- throttled her and dragged her out of the allowance of the Royal stud , and otherwise econo- to the alleged poaching propensities of the animal , Loss op Four British Ships bt Fire. — During was bad, , teen days' discussion , and hadbeen the means of prevent - he assured the bench that he was perfectly Coach Painters ' Arms, Circus-street , on Sunday room by the hair of her head. For this infamous mising the food of the poor. ignorant the week the under-writers at Lloyd 's have received ing them from getting their 4 per Cents , reduced to 31. that it possessed them, and he was not even aware evening next (to-morrow) , Nov. 30th. Chair to be assault she summonsed bim before the magistrates on To Punch. —A friend presents his best compli- intelligence of the destruction of four English ships As for the debate itself, it had been transmitt ed all over from a thorou gh conviction that he was near a game preserve at the time the by fire, the losses by which are stated to be very con- taken at half-past seven precisely. the 5th of November; there were three factor y lords ments to Mr. Punch, and, Camberwell and Walworth. —A meeting will be the continent , and the eloquence of the members had , ere ictorial dog left him and his friend. He assured 'the bench siderable. The vessels are the Achilles on the bench, Messrs. Howard , Gee, and Wilkinson, of the great good produced by his inimitable p , Captain held at the Montpelier Tavern Walworth on Mon- this, been wafted up the Rhine, and down the Danube, begs leave to present him with the that if he had committed an offence it was quite un- Thompson master from Leith bound to , , Mayor. After they bad heard the two witnesses for representations , , , , Calcutta ; day evening next Dec. 1st ' clock pre- and up the Mediterranean to Consta ntinople , and across three following subjects for cartoons :—No. 1. A intentional on his part. The magistrates after a the Aberfoyle , of 417 , , at eight o the young woman, James Banester was called on behalf ^ from the Clyde, tons burt hen ; cisely. the Atlantic to America , (Loud laughter). g o o t o a h t , standing short consultation convicted the dedendant , but the Abeona , of 500 tons burthen , from New Ross -of Fox, who said, "be saw For dragging the young M' Loughlin r up f all he m n rc s of the ear h , Hammersmith. —A' meeting will be held at the " Mr. John Reynolds saidthathis friend Mr with their crowns in their hands , and above a large under the circumstances said they should only inflict bound for Waterford , aud the Harlequin treasure woman (3. Williamson) out of the room by the hair of since he himself had Dun Cow, Brook-gi een-lane, on Tuesday evening; need not be so severe on the debate, rotten lumper crowned , and underneath , these words , a fine of two shilingsand the costs. The amount was schooner , belonging to Calcutta. her head." (The man was leaving, and therefore speech had next , Dec. 2nd , at eight o'clock precisely. taken a Tery active part in it, and his own " Who rules the roas t now V—No.' 2. A large immediately paid , and upon the application of the .spoke the truth. ) The Mayor told Pox his witness had probably been translated into all the languages in defendant the greyhound was ordered to be delivered National Conference of the Land Society.— done him no good ; he must , therefore , be fined five laundry, withallthenecessar yutensils and implements A Public Meetix g of the shareholders residing in Europe. of the craft—with the Irish Commissineors and Lord np to him. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. shillings and costs. The witnesses returned to their small the city of London , Westminster , Tower Hamlets , " Alderman O'Connell —That is an exceedingly Lieutenant and suite, gettin g up the rotten potatoes Suicide at Birmin gham. —On Saturd ay last an in- work; but Fox sent one of them (Hannah Bradbury) consolation to a person of his resp ectability, after being quest was held on the body of a girl named Ellen FRANCE. Somer s Town , Mary lebone, or any other place within away, at a minute' s notice, saying, " He would see that for use. Mr. Punch may please himself as to costume, GREAT RAILWAY PANIC. the metropolita n district on the Middlesex side of the harassed and taunted by persons who ought to look to but would recommend a pleasing mixture of profes- Steele, sixteen years of age, whose parents resided in she had no more work in the town." She has been to high The absorbing topic of interest at Paris on Thur s- Thames, will be holden on Sunday (to-morrow) themselves how they address a man enjoying the sional and military , vide 67th Report Garrison -lane, and who had f or five months lived at .several places in the town, and they have refused her for machinery, day waa the alarming state of the stock and share - afternoon , at the City Chartish Hall, 1, Turnagain- position of my friend, Mr. M'Loughlin. of the Irish Commissioners. —No. 3. A granary, with service with Mr. and Mrs . Moseley, in Camden-street , wort, because she went against Fox. She nas no a level here, market. At the opening of the Bourse the greatest lane ; the chair to be taken at three o'clock pre- " Mr. Reynolds.—I presume we are all on wheat , and the idle pensioners represented as fat from which place she had been for some improper con- home, and has been obliged to throw herself upon the and so long as lam a man I will not permit any rema rks duct summaril y dismissed on the morning of her depression prevailed , the panic was evidentl y on the , cisely, for the purpose of electing a delegate to attend .streets to snpport herself. Tbe other witness's name rats, with starvin g operatives as ratcatchers , in the increase , and for the first hour everything indiscri- the ensuing Conference about to be held in Man- to be made, no matter from what quarter , that will com- act of destroying them. The costume of the rats we death. She had appeared somewhat cheerful throug h was Elizabeth Lomas, and Fox so abused her , that she minately went down. The yattonal says :—Some chester. Shareholders bring your oards with you. promise my individual respectability with that of any also leave to the acknowled ged taste of our valued the day, and had been into the town to purchase some has been obliged to leave. The overlookers have a other man. lam as respectable in every relation of life articles of dress ; but at night went out of the house respectable houses are said to be embarrassed , and A Public Meetino oi the shareholders residing in union amongst themselves and consequent ly are en- contemporary. the borough of Lambeth , Southwark and Greenwich , as Mr. M'Loughlin. - II all. and threw herself offan adjacent bridge into the canal. others to be ruined . To the difficulties of Paris arc , , abled to prevent any worker , male or female, obtaining Wednesda y. — Ireland. — Conciliati on — to be added the failures in the principal towns of and those on Mr. Wheeler 's list, also all such as re- "Alderman O'Conne U.—Indeed , your are not ; you Mr. O 'Neil again moved that the expenditure of A medical examination proved that she was enceinte , employment , who may incur the displeasure of any France. Lyons, Marseilles , and Strasbour g ar e in a side in the metropolitan district , or th e South or were never more mistaken in your life. nearly a million of money upon Ir ish Railway Com- and some words it appears had passed between her one of this gang of petty, but crue l and heartles s "Mr. Reynolds.—That is your opinion, not mine ; and her mother during the day on her altered condi- calamitous position. Everywhere the fever of gam- Surry side of the Thames , will be holden at the despots. mittees should be transferred from London to Dublin. bling has penetrated it has caused the same destruc- South London Chartist Hall , 115, Blackfriavs-road. neither will I permit any one to add ress such observat ions In our opinion a very just and proper prop osition. tion. The jury returned a verdict of Suicide under tion . The France says :—It is no longer a panic ; it on Sunday (to-m orrow) evening, for the election of a Hascdesier Tatlobs.—At eleven o'clock on Friday to me. Mr. Smith O'Brien seconded the motion , and Mr. Temporary Insanit y. that is not is a complete rout. This great prosperity in expecta- delegate to the Conference , chair to be taken at morning we received a lengthy report of a public meet- " Alderman O'Connell. —As for permission , O'Connell , who proposed the Repeal of the Union as Extraordinar y Suicide. —On Wednesday forenoon , iuj oftbe Manchester tailors , holden on Wednesday required. Let us have no foolish bullying here. William Carter , Esq., the coroner, held an inquest in tion, those great projects of fortune which turned seven o'clock precisely. Shareholders bring your a substitute last week, supported it. every head , have vanished , but not without cards with you. evening. It is impossible to give the report this week. " Mr. Reynolds.—I will not permi t it,- and— The Liberator and the Gutter Commissioner. the board-room of Newington workhouse , Walworth- inflicting deep wounds. The credit is stron gl and Agricultural Mutual Instruction Society Meet^ Ora Agents will please observe, that it is only com- "Alderman O'ConneU—Thirteen days ought to be —The principal business of the day was a Platonic road , on the body of Isaac Drew, aged fort y-five years. y affected, there is no knowing how and when it can recover. ing.—At the South London Chartist Hall on Sunday - municat ions for the paper that are to be addressed to enough for you. set-to between the Liberator and the Times ' Commis- James Harding, of Br andon-street , Walworth , de- , tie Editor. All orders and other matters , not intended —I would do the same again. posed that he had known the deceased for some time The Pef orme states that eight bankru ptcies wer e de- morning, at half-past ten o'clock precisely. Th& " Mr. Reynolds. sioner—the Liberator walloping and belabouring the - for tbe Editor , are still to be addressed as before, Alderman O'ConneU. —I am sure you would. past , as occupying a small shed in the same yard , be- clared at the Paris Tribunal of Commerce on Mon- subject for consideration ' will be,—" The various Feargus O'Connor , Esq., JTortliern Star Office, 16, Great " absentee to his heart's content , and the affair con- "Mr. Reynolds.—I occupied a part of that time in he was no longing to Mr. Riddle , a cab-driver. The deceased day, their engagements amountin g to 2,000,0001'., soils, the methods adopted to anal yse them, the pro- Wmduull-street jnaymarket , London, cluding by the Liberator declaring that (£80 000.) per ties requisite to insure full crops" warding off an obnoxious tax with which the citizens corp oration was a Breeder of pigs, and was well-known as a most , tfcc , &c. The? middleman, as he only held under a , and UNITED STATES. members of the Chartist Co-opera tive Lan d were menaced. It is exceedingly imprope r to introduce onZy received £30 profit rent out of Cahircive en, eccentric character. On Monday morning last, be- Society ST CO-OPERATIVE ' c whilst witness was in Claim op the American Government "Th e residing in the metropolis are invited to attend. RECEIPTS OF THE CHAR TI this again. and , characteristicall y enough, called to his aid a tween six aud seven o clo k, — LAUD SOCEET T. have he observed the door of the shed wide open Whole op Ore gon or None. " —Tho New York Mar yleuone Localit y.—A lecture will be deli- " Alderma n Keshan said that he would not publication called the Sports>nan, as ump ire. Upon the yard , , FEE US. O'CONNOB. had he and on looking in he saw the deceased suspended to Packet ship Caledonia , arrived at Liverpool , aft er a vered by Mr. Auneybal), on Sunday evening, Novem- allowed the debate alluded to to bave gone on the whole, we think Dan had decidedly the best of SHAKES. raised an alarm and voyage of nineteen days, on Friday rooming. Boston ber 30tli , at the Coach Painters ' Arms Circus-street been in the chair, and the house to have been treated and was ultimately declared victor , but one of the cross beams. Witness , , £s. d, every round , of the P division was visited by a fire on the 5th, bu b little damage ap- New-road , to commence at halt-past seven o'clock. with the contumely which hadbeen bestowed upon it." a dispu te arising, Mr. Foster declares that he was up sent for inspector Collier, , who cut -Jolin Oades, Leicester ...... •• O 10 0 the deceased down. He was placed in a shell and re- pears to have been done. A fire broke ont at Wil- Subject :— " The past, present , and future condition Corporat ion of Dublin imposes an to " time " so that we may expect another fight for Yeovil, per J , G. Abbott 5 0 0 So then , if the , moved to the workhouse . Witness slept in a van the mington , North Carolina , on tho 4th. The dama ge of the working classes." ...... 094 , the only penalty to the championship. The performa nce was meagre , in Hudd ersfield, per J. Stead obnoxious tax upon the citizens at the end of th e yard , and in the is estimated at PT5.000 dollars. The New York An H armonic Meetin g will take place at the- 03dbam, per W*. Hamer 10 0 subjecte d is that of thir- consequence of the receipts for the week being an- night previous , ' * which its members is to be of the night the deceased came home very Courier and Enquirer thus discourses on the Oregon Coach Painters ' Ann s, Circus-stree t, New-road , Cliorley, per W. Wilkinson ...... 1 14 fi , amid great disapprobation , at the low figure middl e on ..110 teen days jaw. nounced great annoyance by question :—In respect of Oregon , , within the Monday evening, December 1st, at eight o'clock. Addingham •• .. •• •• Symptoms op Distress. —It is of £158 2s. 9d. much intoxicated , and caused there is lVws 5 18 6 O.ve op inE Fikst g at the side of the vehicle with a large ham- past week , more ground for believing that a specific Whitechavel. —A lecture will be delivered on Sun- lrarv , per J. Rouse .. .. •• •• of murd er on the —The ar my is to be augmented by 20,000 knockin E. Kersh aw, Small Bridge, near Rochdale .. 2 12 u with sorrow that we find the crime War. solution will be given to this difficult question. day, Nov. 30th , 1845, at the Brassfoundors ' Anus, while the government and men, and early in the ensuing year the militia is to mer. He forced in the panel of the door , but W'igan, per X. Canning ...... •• 5 19 0 daily increase in Ireland , was subsequently persuaded to go to his bed , which was Ait least, such we have reason to think is the im- Whitechapel-road , by Mr. C. Doyle ; subject— '* The Crimgeour...... 0 7 fi looking on with folded be ballotted for ; and we understand that Repealers , Crieff, per D- resident gentry are calmly of'a blanket placed at tho end of a large pig-sty . pression of the foreign diplomatic corps at Washing- Land and its Capabilitie s." Ovford, per J- Brla sewater „ .. _ 2 3 fi crime. or any who have contributed to the Repeal rent , will made arms at the dreadful cause of and was very ton , who naturally watch with much interest the To the Shareholders of the City Chartist Sheffield , per G. Caville 15 12 9 failure of one firm in be rejected. If so, wo are curious to know where the The deceased was of very filthy habits , Stock Exchan ge.—Th e videntl y in a deran ged state , and generally ' p shiftin g occurrences that serve to indicate what is Hall, 1, Turnagain-lane , Farrin gdon-street. —An Stocta»i -t, per T. AToodbouse 2 0 0 of depressi ng the price of new force will come from, and , if not so, we are yet e s oke in Ilotherliam, per AY. Kiinpston ...... 4 10 0 Dublin has had the effect an incoherent manner. Inspector Collier , of the P passing around them. The expression . of public import ant special general meetin g will be held in the and to add to the prese nt distre ss, more curious to see what the " boys" will do with JRadclifie , nerT. ISouker...... ,,500 shares in every line, division , stated that he was called by the last witness opinion , moreover , which has been called forth by the Hall on Sunday rooming , December 7th. The chair "B.-irnslev, per J. Ward ., ...... 10 0 O it is confidently anticipate d that many of the ra ilway their new Repeal playthings. * to the deceased , whom he found hanging by a rope , possibility that the conflicting claim to Ore gon might will be taken at half-past ten precisely. Howden per G. Smith 2 0 0 projects must be abandone d. . England. —For the general news we refer to our lead to war , has been so decisive as Lam beth The Land. Soririch , per J. Hurrey ...... „ 1 10 7 have re- which wasin fastened to a beam over a pig-sty. The probably — —M essrs. Drew , Kni ght , The Tribute .—This collection seems to more extensive reports , as it is deficient of that place ^was a horrible condition ; and how any human to strengthen the influence of those in and and Hewitt , were nominated as candidates for this South Shields, per J. Patrick 2 0 0 from the prospe ct of ceived an additional stimulus piquancy which would entitle it to a place in our such a dreadful den , he could not around the Administration who have here- district. The election will take place on Sunday riymouth, per E. Robertson 317 6 Iris h people ihey person could exist in per J. Iinney 2 0 0 famine , and to the honour of the " smellin g bottle. " The deceased sold his pigs on Saturday for tofore dissuaded from hostile language or evening next, at the South Lond on Charti st Hall. Mston. shall come within conceive. l'reston , per J. Brown ...... 502 are deter mined that the Liberator till each train br ings its full Cs. and a few coppers in his preparations. Upon the whole, therefore The Committee for defr aying the expenses will find enough TnE Railwa ys. — S £5. Thore were only . , we of the- ¦Wak efield, per T. Lazenby 6 7 11 Mr. Pren tis's cat egory of those who and here , perhaps , it may not Hannah Drew the wife of the deceased , said state with some confidence the belief that the funeral of the late Wm. II. Bain to buy it. number of survey ors, pocket. will meet on Sun- Hamilt on, per ATm-AVerr 2 0 0 in the country if they have money of those substant ial causes that workhouse of St. George 's present prospects are more favourable than wc have day next , 'clock precisely, ' Eoth .Lile perE. JHitchell 4 11 4 that the be amiss to state one that she had been in the at six o at Mr. Drake s, . The Irish Catholic Bishops.—It apears several railway com- The deceased was formerly a master hitherto considered them for a peaceful Standard of Libert Brick-lane liudd ^rsfield, per i.Stead ...... 790 eflect upon the has led to the emba rrassment of Southwark. and mutually y, , Spital fields. apple of discord has had the intended Clarke , a land surveyor , of in a large way of business , in High-streot , satisfactory adjustment of the Oregon question . On Mr. Chri stopher Doyle, of the Executive liierp ool, per J ,Arnott...... O 1C 11 six out oFeightee n of the panies. Our frien d, butcher , , wile Glasgow, per J. Smith ...... 13 0 9 Roman Catholic hierarchy, Herefordshire and one of the delegates to the cele- but from his dissipated habits had been the other hand , the tone of the Government journ al , deliver a lecture at the George and Drago n thair approval of the godless , Southwark. , Black- Sialeybrid ge, per J. Durham ". 2 0 0 bishops having declared brated Conference of 1S42, has for many months past About three weekssince he called to the Washington Union, remains unchanged. It heath-hill , on Tuesday next , December 2nd ir- education , while all have much reduced. ; cha i'l-wcastie-up on-Tyne. per M. Ju de .. .. 2 10 9 scheme of Government been in receipt of twenty-five guineas a-week in sur- workhouse, he was then in an excited breathes defiance and war , and claims the whole of to be taken at half-past seven o'clock . Subject :¦— Carli sle ..453 leave ihe quest ion to the final settlement see her at the , per J- Gifbertson .. — agreed to veying one of the proposed new lines for seven days state. The jury returned the following verdic t: — the Oregon or mn 3. " To enable the poor to live independent of the Pooi 3iominrtli , per J. Clegg of the Pop e, and thus the question may be considered 2 12? ®n work in the week. Another acquaintance of ours , " That the deceased had destroyed his .own life, be " The Whole or mE Ore gon, or None.— Law Union, and relieve the ratepayers from the pre- "William Green , Leicester. , .. « •• * finally settle d, as his Holiness will surely vote for This is "WorsborougU Common , per K. Ellison .. •• 2 o O whose instruments were in pawn at the time of his ing at the time, in a state of temporary mental de- the only alternative as an issue of territorial righ t. sent burdens of tho support of the poor. " Peel against O'Connell. _ l?eds - -- - •» f» I i it has been for a longer perio d in receipt brought on by his habits of intem per- We wholly deny the break in the American title , per W. Brook 2 2 2 nothing spoken of but the appointment , rangement , at Snindon, per I>. J lorison ...... 5 0 0 Exglaxd.—There is of thirty-five guineas a-week , and on expressing our latitude 49 dcg. ; we hold th at our title fro m 42 dog. constitutes the conversation of all . ance." Just ^pub lished , price Is., the Fourth Edition (Translated , S!anchester, per 3. Murray .. - •• , •• ~ „ Oregon. It astonishment at this large salary , he assured us that to oi deg, 40 niin. is one title , , , a Pndsey, near Bradford .. 3 0 ^0 the Stock Exchange. and as we believe from the Nineteenth French Edition), ir. Tordiff "Waterloo , circles, and the standard of was extremel y AT THE Eerfect title , againstall the world. As the COiNSlll'ATlUiN DISSTUOYED ; or, Mr Idle, near Bradford .. .. 113 6 shares are going down, and , it was rather moderate as the service DREADFU L EXPLOSION BISHOPS- question has Exposition.of Na- . Sugden, Consols are going down , anne xed to the office IRON WORKS. een discHsseu for a quarter of a centur y tural , Simple, Agreeabl e, and Infallible means , not Bradf ord, per J. Aldcrson ...... 5 4 C pr op the tumb ling dangerous, one of tbe conditions WEAR MOUTH between us Brighton , per 'Wilhain in the midst of all attempts to g out of any Sunder land , Thursda y , November 27.—Yesterday a and England, we are not awar e of one argument — only of overcoming, but also of completel y destroying Aniclioke lun locality, the leading papers are condemned to appear bein that he should knock the brains habitual Constipation , without using cither purgatives or Flower .. •• •• •¦ j? ° concern , that atttempted to sensation was occasioned in this town , in conse- scarce of one phrase purporting to be an argument — •• •• J , consequentl y, one and b——y gamekeeper , or clodpole; painful any artificial means whatever (discovery recentl y, made in -flshtoM -under-Ly ne .. a 1J U without supplements , and are resist his passage through the Squire's land. Two^ an awful destruction of buraan life by the which carries our title up to 49 cleg, and there stops 010 0 Jonathan , for daring to assert quence of . France by M. Wnrton ). followed by nun ierous - eeVtineatos Ji . r., Dowlais .. ¦• .. •• •• all furious with poor ruffi ans who had particularly recommended them- boiler at Bisbopswearmouth Iron We claim as matter of right tho territory drained by from eminent physicians and other pers ons -10 Our power to crus h America is bursting of a large ot distinction. 4. >*., Ditto ° S his right to his own. selves by their darine and reckle ssness at the late Works belonging to Messrs. lUchardson and Co. These the Columbia river. In the view of the law of Eree by post . Is. 6d. Blackburn , per W. Sutclhf 13 10 7 a thing spoken of as if we were in possession of her , fight between Bendigo and Caunt, were engaged at a works , which ar e situated a very short distanc e from nafions , this territory being unoccu pied , has its dis- Sold by James Youens and Co., PES GENEEAL SECKET1BT. power to injur e us is laughed at; Tea Scalers, 45, Lud - ashes, while her salary of four guineas a-weck each , as the lifeguards Sunderland , are very extensive. Upwards of 800 hands tinctive character and unity as' our region in the fact gate-bill, London , and by all bookseller s iu. t he United SHARES divide and conquer is relied , . and the old system of of a gentleman whose lot it was to survey a line are employed and about 200 men and boys in that por - that it is so drained. And as one region Kingdom. s, d. £ s. d. journals of both sides would , , we cither £ upon. Thus the leading through the estate of a certain pugnacio us Squire , a tion of the premises where the accident occurred. own it, or we do not own it. lli-mouth. .. ..020 Warminster .. 23 4 to foment strife between the Northern and IMP ORTANT TO PORK TYfcittmgton & Cat 3 13 6 endeavo ur great supporter of the fancy. At eight o'clock yesterday morning, most of the men " Away, then, once for all, with such nonsense as BUTCHERS AJSD- liibra .. .. 2 4 11 Southe rn States , and now open their eyes to the OTHERS . Mr.Walsh - ..030 Sudbury .. .. 419 d a word Stock Exchan ge.—Every day our monetary con- employed at the works left for brcakfust ;-about forty or the claimj of England north of 49 deg. is better 6 8 t abominati ons of slavery. TVe will say merely BE SOLD, a new allies Parris ..050 Lambeth » .. capabilities oi cerns and share market become more and more dis- fifty remained on the prem ises, the greater portion of than our claim !" Let us at least know clearl y, and TO CII01 TIKG. MAC IiUJJ S, well John Day, Enfield here upon the relative destructive made , Jolm Donald ..050 in passing, tressing, and we regret to find that the ignorant poor , whom were in the rolling-m ill and the immediate vicinity, state accuratel y, what we do in this matter. If it to be viewed at Mr. Pieuuey's, Ch.urchrStrc .ct, J. ead-grcen 0 O 4 To™ •• ¦• * the two nat ions. Our fire ships may, Rotlierhithe. The Article -*nbcrh J J ana may uui-y who had left good steady employment for the pro- having their breakfasts broug ht to them. Five or ten have ever been deemed expedient (as matter of com- is of liust-rate Manufacture ; Sander .. 10 0 0 Todmorden ..020 pay their compliments to Sandy iiook, the lowest Price is £20. .. 0 0 4 consign mise of railway speculation , are amongst the greatest minutes after tho men had ,left the boiler burst with tre - promise , and to hush up a dispute ) to give way to H. Caiman, Long Crieff New York in its ashes, it is tru e, but if we fi Dudley .. .. 1 11 0 in olden sufferers. This is always the worst of pani c, 'f lie mendous force , and was slavered to pieces by the explosion . England a certain portion of that land , all of which Sunon .. .. 0 2 their buildings to ashes, as the old women TEETH. . BCLES. Some of the pieces struck the roof, which was broken to wc consider ours ; or if, from any other notice of CABDS ASJ> their tea to the deep, may Hot their suc- poor, the unconscious , and unprotected , are ever the MASTICATION and Arti culation Improved and ; Dudler Mr. Overton ..016 times cast greatest victims to the rich and privilege d. fragments; others brought down a large adjoining chimney, national concernment , it may have been deemed wise .. ..024 the ir cotto n to the same element ? t ,—Messrs . Newcastle Hilbac han .. ;. 0 - 0 cessor s consign and were thrown to a considerable dista nce, doing damage tocompromiso the question of possession , let us say Guaran eed MMSi.Surrroon .ltentists,. . npon - nonsense, nonsense ," respond the Forei gn.—The Oregon spec incr eases with fearful so, 123, Pall-mall opposite the Haymavk at Tvne .. .. 028 Hamilton ., .. o i - " Pooh ,' pooh ! to the glass works of Messrs. Hartley and Co., and the and put our past acti on on th at ground. Bu , , and 1, New- ..0010 -whoknow nat th e meaning of patriot ism; ra pidi ty, and the prospect of war is the all absor bing t let us Bridge -street , corner of Fleekstreet , continue to suppl l'«i!ev .. ..070 Bridgtou .. specula tors, Ilatton steam-engine adjoining. Several poor fellows make no attem pt to cloak our policy under a pre - y States know their own interest too topic with those who traffic in human blood , at home teet h, guaranteed never to discolour , break , ordecay , aiii I.dtr sHe - -.014 " the Southern will who were in the mill, and at the forge, were buried tended inferiorit y of our title to the land so sacrificed. XEVX FOB THE IASD COXFEBESCE, so they may, but a war of pride and abroad . When willEngland be in a situat ion to fixed without springs or waos, withou t estsa ating the. well." True, benea th the ruin g. Three of them were taken out dead . No such preten ce can save us. " To the Oregon PER 3IB. O'CONSOB. perso nal consider atio ns and pri vate int e- keep the wolf from her own door , and when will her old stumps , or giving any pain . Jt single tooth , 5s..; a. ^ absorb all Two or three more were so seriously injured , that our ri ght is clear and unquestionable. Jfcsslmrv will not be " cotton and rulers be able to condu ct our domest ic concerns Let that word set, £5. - Loose teeth fasSenedi Scurvy in , pcr J. Rouse 2 S o rests, and th e batt le cry their lives are despaired of, and fifteen or six- be spoken again by the man whom millions of free- . the gums, fbeffield/per C. CaviU 0 0 3 erty and vengeance ." Moreove r, without reference to every Will-o' -the-w isp that ap- effectually cured. Stoppi ng, decayed teeth. money," but " lib teen received wounds and bruises. A boy, who men have called to occupy tho ' great central Priee 4s, *«nri ch, perJ .Hurry " 2 o c would be so unpop ular to the pears in the remotest corner s of the ear th ? Answer. Davis's Hermns tican : all, persons , caii use l'i 0 2 6 ther e is no war that was entering tbe foundr y gates with his father 's break- post of the civilization of popular power * and who it them ^ yuiouth, perE. Bobertson .. - •• war in which the hired merce- When the people have the power to appoint the , selves, as full direc tions are enclosed,, «-eston,]>er Brown English mind as that fast, was struck b doubts but that the democracy of the whole union aiuican be sen t per- J. Ac to shoot his father or his ministr y, and when the greatness of the nation shall y one of the heavy pieces of metal which post, «alsefield, per Thos. Lazenby .. •• nary may be called upon were thrown into the air will repeat it, with a full determination to stand by " 2 ? 2 for that libert y which th ey consist in a community of happy individuals, who, , and killed on the spot. Iv)c-hdal e.per E.MitcheU .. - "2, 2 broth er, in a struggle A woman who was near the place on the same ground the ri ghts of the country ? Whon that word goes l'.verp ool, per J. Arnott.. own countr y; and, thank God, havin g their rights how to defend them , ROY AL iMASYLEBW SE T EEAT BX 2 i n were denied in thei r , will know was knocked down and her hand and arm severely cut. forth from the constituted authorities of the nation , Carlisle, per J. Giloertso n .. « ~ ° some influenc e in public , 1ESSEE, JJJl. JQ3N DOD^ASi ' „ 2 the public mind has sow for themselve s. Several •Our ri ght to Ore gon is clear and unquestionable ' l olnifirt h, per J. CJegg persons had narrow escapes from accident j but , r i UBATEST ATTRACT ION. IIS. 2 o n mat ters. who doubts that it will go through the whole length L.OSD.OSs Las nckn allForkard , per J. Sweet. " o 2 icture and on this. From c the following is the most remarkable :—Th e pumping XX week of Mr. Sanfleia , the S«mdon^ , perD. Morison Famixe.—Look on this p engineman was sitting near his work getting bis break- and breadth of the land , and that jt will be haile d as American. Sampson, tho 2 k r the daily papers continu e to PROROGAT ION PARLIAM ENT. strongest man m the Wwld. Manchester, per J. Hurray .. » .„. » 0 5 6 allnart a of the country OF fast , having his two children , who had broug ht it, sitting it goes, by the democratic party, with one- unanimous . KwingagemM t of Mr. Wilbam trade rn uu, ™o Emery (son of the celebrat ed Arti choke lun IocaUty, Brighto n, per pub lish accounts of declining rising Loudon , Thursda y, November , 27th. — Pa rlia- on each side of him ; the roof of the building was carried amen ? And what then ? We answer this then— Joh n EmeiyJ , who on Flower .. ..029 out fonsi ;in this occasion xOi porsr ay tha J) short time, hands tu rned , P ^ ment was formally further prorogued to-day by Com- completely off, and yet not one of them was in the slightest the democracy of this country will stand to its « favourite character of . P., Dowlais 0 0 3 ™» e biles, in the Miller 's Ma id," the or-i inaY ebanurtev of J 0 priee, and dist ress increas ing ™ *K£l mission to Tuesd ay, the 16th of December. degTee injured. word. It will _ not flinch. Nor will the honest g -X- Ditto 0| unders tand , that1 when the , his father. Fmt night of ii « o - ti now look on this. We The dama ge done to the premises is very extensive, and patriotic , unanimous , and determin ed Whi flinch the " Old Fleot Prison. " ackbunij uer W. Sutcmf •• » Wind or the g On Mond ay and during SECRETARY , Cou rt returns fromthe Isle of WU£to will entail a heavy loss upon the proprietors. The either ." tha week , Wednesday excopted , „ _, PEE GENERA! will be upon » scale ol The Militia .—We have authority for stating tha t to commence with the ri .. .. 053 Sudbur y .. ..009 entert ainments and festiviti es works, too, will be necessarily only partially in oper ation " Old Fleet Prison ." Characters f? ** we win uuu her Majesty 's Gover nment have issued orders for by Messrs . Seville, Rayner TV. Phillips ..009 Hadcliffe .. ..006 unusual splendour a7id magnificence, for some time, which will be extreme ly inconvenient , T. Lee, , Harring - T\w!-mna ej••. 046 comment. 42,000 sets of accoutrem ents for the militia of the , as Gkeat Boat Race on the Tysb.—Clas per and ton , Lichfor d, J. Lewis "wj ..023 Derby dama gethe contrast by a word of the company have large orders fo» iron vails , D. Lewis, Marchant , Polatay , Marvlebon e.. ..029 been the dullest English counties , the whole to be read y by the first , &C., on Pocock. — NuwcASTLE-u r-orf-T rNE. Tuesday. — Th e lvobberd s, and Mesdames ivw* " -030 Tni Stock ExcnAxk- This has hand. Cam pbell, NejiUa fiobberd s, fX^on&Cat 012 0 Ditto, Mr.Bell .. . i 1 0 the panic Am* of March next. This order is supposed to be prel i- great race between Hens-y Claspcr , of Derwenthaugh , and Miss Pearce. After which Mr. C«rpel i ^ .. .. 014 0 day that the banditti has had since We subjoin a list of the dead and vmjJppeM-aa ftJ -00 3 Stockport magmhea into minary to a change or revision in this departme nt, it wounded :— near Newcastle, and Pocock, of London, cam e off this 1 o be followed by the Ballet of TWl " Dork ing .. ..020 little spec in the west is hourly being Names of the J ie/^b^Fa mt? aib, r' ^ \U^°l , " «010 the whole city, being, as we stat ed some weeks since, in contempla- hilled—Phiilips , a hoy ; Cornforth , a day, on tho river Tyne. the distance being five in: which M r Maccltefield ..066 H. Carm an.. ..003 a por tentous cloud, overshadowing . Buck will appcaj rrt ( To\^BnQlpe^rM|m M From Liver- tion to abolish the ballot , and to raise the reg iments young man ; John Sugden , a boy ; Oxley, a man. miles, from tho Tyne Bridge to Lemmingtori Point , " Miller 's and paralvsing every branch of trade. The wounded are as Maid." Giles, Mr. ^m^MvW^^MToS S thr ee distress ing by beat of drum. We are also enabled to state tha t follow (22)—Mowbray, a boy ; and the race for £100 a-side. Betting on Monda y company. ' ' ¦ pool we hear of no fewer than ditto ; Pears KATIOKAL CHASTER ASSOCIATIO N, disapp oint- the officer in command of the pensioners to Cha pman , .on, ditto ; Bo3well, ditto ' ; Met- night in f'avd'dr of Pocock, which change d on Tuesday ^ 1« f M ^ il '^ ^ suicides within the last week, owing to belonging Wm, On Wedn esday a variet y o£ ^M ^&M ^ fl-3 £XEC IITIVI? town the Ipswich distric t has received + ten calfe, ditto ; c,arr , ditto ; William Bailes, ditto ; mornin g, and before starting 5 to 4 on Claspcr. East « 010 0 ment in railw ay speculation , while every oth er ovders „o select benefit of Mr. Rayner. ®$ 83 ^ * Ward, Leeds, per G. Williamson .. sad men from this force, capabl e ' Geo. Lidd le, ditto ; Bushells, ditto ; Wm. Bell, ditto ; two Ther ^j was a strong breeze from the nor th-west £lSF > in the country contributes its full share to the of giving mstructio n at , which On Friday to commence witQh >^lav« ^^¦eamhi drill, to be ready to assist in trainin g mi- gardene rs boys; John Oxley, a man ; Orwin Thomas , ma;je the wate r rough , and was considered S^ Severa l places having nominated members oftbe pre- the Suffolk favourable Mr. C. H. Bright , of the Th eatr e^^ fYvfe S,^ SI sent ensuing dearth of litia, when their sen-ices shall l- ' The ditt o ; Lumber , ditto ; Downey, ditto ;' Wm. Lewis, ditto ; f'j Clasper , who was, of course, well acquaint ed tvTt *' Boar d of Direct ors as candid ates for the TcesdaT.—To-day there is a complete ;6 required. with app earance at this theatre. /* i-v^l^JJ %$ Confer ence hare unani- bring us destination of the militias , whe- John Shottin , a young man ; Almand , ditto ; Cornforth, every inch of the course , and knew how to , I have to announce tha t they , and we wait for to-morro Vs post to j embodied, is sup- take ad- Stage Man ager, J&H®8&,rf V j mously declined standin g Having been news posed to be Ireland ,—Ipswich s ditto ; fegman , ditto; T homas Pearson , ditto , . vantage of the sheltering _£< for that office. our usualamount of fun, ftorp. Conciliation Hall, ne , 0urna i y headla nds, The men |Boses, 2s.; fit Is,; informed that bank orders can be procured at a cheap er ^ I , W&BjW nO^ $ STAR. KovemberJQ ft TH E N ORTHERN ___ __ ^^, « I The House- Surgeoh.—I have no power to order Mr. Corf e pre cisely corresponded with those of Mr. merri e mo- SHOCKING CASE OF I STARVATION , DIS- andj .t d tra o that it was a specific dis- AMERICAN AFFAIRS is easily wrought. In the time of the " nut rimeat to . applicants. ^. I y,can., onlv_ give them E(fland ,, v seeme policy amused . ,„..._ —. EASE .ANE^DEATH. .: . . ;,.^. ' wbicii wis communic able apparently by cbh- narch -l'^asy .Kmg Charle»—En glUh physici . ease, "~" two of these magnificent playthings The,Coroner. —Oh 1 confoun d the physic. tag ioii as also by infection. . Mr. Corfe , a gentleman " " As Ameri can politics bid fair to occupy a large itself by building ' " ' HOSPITAl. ' ; : ' BANKRUPT S. East; which it called;the East India ::. . r l " s-RBK 'r ? £5,000 or £6,000 a- of many years ' pra ctice at that establishment , had snar e of public attention in this country, we pur pose —one for the *at half-past two o' Hous e-Surgcon. —Subscri be ; ; (From Tuetdafs Gaielte, Company ; one for the west, which is called the Com- On Tuesday, Nov. 18th , clock in 'll find plenty of beds. stated " that he considered it to be - caused by a flimmi&er 25, 1845j giving every vneekv nnder the above head , tne mast afternoo n two young women (one bear ing the year , and we ' pany of Hudson 's Bay. How the , one has work ed in the , Coroner. —Perhaps ' you have goi too much money poisonous effluvium from animal matter , and that John Warren , George-street , Hunover -souare ,L ,. important contents of the American papes a. We name of. Mary, the other named Susan William Cooke, Egham,•-innkeepe r-Joh n IflV'S" "- - the world knows pretty well. The.other in Christ ian , the case was of an entirely new-character. He (the 0 commenc e our extracts with tbe importan t arti cle the east, about twent y-four years of already. , ,. . ... Rochester , linendra per— Joseph Woodh ams Hui , l*f , *, Pre sident' the westhas not long since been put in fine orde r, by Stephens), one of them The Sur geon observed, with regard to his inability Coroner), however, did not believe, although it was Portland Town !t from the American s official journal , on age the other ninet een, app lied^ , at the bar of the , plumber-Charles Wad ham s, fi?£ire«. . uniting itself with its rival, theflort h-west Company. , to order nutriment to app licant s, that the porter evident that the deaths of the deceased had been street . Portland -place, New-road , carpent er _Ti0"e. e. the Oregon territory question. in Gra v' s-inri -Janc, next door to the of a deleterious 0 Does this country —does Congre ss—wish tO MOW Sun Tavern , broke the rules of the hospital when he did procure caused by poison; that anything Little , Southampton -terrace , Camden Town , c«r n i ^ 858 of the Holborn Union , for a bed, to go some iWher dler-John Evans , High-street THE OREGON QUESTION IN THE NEXT how it will work iu the west, in Oreg on, if we only sit workhouse the young women some, though he was very glad of nature had been administered. After , Shorcditeh , diets-, '"• "• CONGRESS. let it alon e ? f he prob- to rest oh that afternoon and night. The landlord observations , the Coroner concluded by complimentin g —Richa rd More , Norwich , coal merelmut -CharU t 86r 6r quietly by as spectators and it, now that he knew it. Russel , Ludlow ll ll [From the Washington Uhion.~l easily wired. We have only to turn to the replied , that he " did not accommodate women , but Coroner said that he also was very glad th e jury for the great atten tion they had paid to tha t , scrivener — William Lendon sm ' lem is produced great disap- The juu., Exeter , turriers. " • a 'idi4 - During the last presidential canvas *, it was said, Robe rt Clive and of Warre n Hastings , and only gentlemen. " The reply was at the gate who would break which he considered an importan t public inquiry, and m lives of looked exceedingly ill. tha t somebody in. allusion to the Texi&n issue, " weareabout voting pages which tell of their doings in Madras pointment in them. They - - which he trusted would gain a publicity whereb y tho JfANKBDPrcr UWVIUD, read the touched with their them . _ . r on a question of national identity—on tbe question as The landlady (Mrs. Tiffin) was House-Surgeon said, that no hosp ital in Lon- attention of her Majesty 's Commissioners of Sewers John Sutsliffe, jnn., Halifax, Yorkshire , rectifier and Bombay ! " The to -what and where our country shall henceforth be ?" appearance. " There was death in their face, and give susten ance at its doors , however urgent would be called to the immediatelocality of Lincoln's- DIVI DENDS DECLARED. bri ght, that she don did So far as tbe Texian discussion is concerned , tbat OREGON MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL. "their eyes were so unnaturall y eases. In the presen t case, however , he really inmfielda ; and at the same time he hoped the dis- A. H. Chambers , sen. and jun. . New Bond-street in the face." She the Southmoulton -street , bankers , first dividend 4 d question is now substan tially settled—the recent un- New York assembled in could not contin uo to look them did not think that the app licants were in distress tressing condition of Mrs. Lambert , who had so sud- of 9S . T successful attempt at The democratic electors of wor kliouse next doer; first dividend of Ss Gd on the separate estat e of '^xf protest by the Whigs of 2few Tammany Mall , on the 30th of Octobe r, and passed a advised them to apply at the from want , but from disease. denly suffer ed a domestic affliction , would attract the t York city to the contrary notw ithstanding. But the expressed the greatest horror at the pro- Chambers , sen., on Saturday, Nov. 29, and the tlire » i h ' "resolutions on th e Oregon quest ion.. The but they The Coron er said, that jud ging from tho one notice of the benevolent. The jury then, after some sequent Saturdays , at Mr. Grooms , AbchurcliJ a,le ulj- same great question as to what and where our coun- series of them to go into the bar par- '- after eulogising the Presiden t, goes on to say :— posal. So she offered bodv , their very appearance seemed to be enough to consultation, returned the following verd ict :—" That Harber and Marsh all , Walsall , bankers , second un-to. ¦ ¦ try shall be may come np first, e by the fire ; which they did. i , in an other and a still mor e '- but approve of his manly stand in re- four, and rest for a tim one's heart. He had never heard a more the deaths of the deceased William and Hen ry Lam- of 6d ; and second dividend of 6s 2d on J. V. l!ar btvs We canno t of an hour one of them came again to break any ^ 1, imposing shape in the approaching Congress , and, if Texas ; that he has exhibited In a quarter the poor creatures caused by some poisonous effluvium , to rate estate , any 'Thursday, at Mr. Valpy 's, I}irnii„Kil.„{" ' so, it will form the great land question of this lation to Oregon and and begged to be allowed to sleep there melancho ly case. The very look of bert were genera- statesman-lik e prudence in sending our naval and the landlord , had excited tbe benevolen ce of both landladies • who the jury unknown. " C. \T. ICesselmeyer, Jlanchester , merchant , first di - tion. for that one night , saying that they hoped to gain dend of 2s 7d, on Tuesday, December 2, or any subsenu " militarv forces to protect Texas from invasion , and had seen them . It would be gratify ing to know who ' l eut We allude, of course, to what we call, with the * admi ssion to the hospital (St. Bartho lomew's) on the Tuesday, at Mr. Eraser s, Manchester. * that we will maintain him at all hazards in maintain- in the first instance. Simpson and P. II. Ii-vin Blnckfi-la fullest confidence, the American territory of Oregon . mor ning, as it was receiving-day , and that " the it was that gave them relief A. H. , ra -roa d en • ing our rights in Texas to the line of the Rio Grande , next dividend of 8s id, ou Friday, Nov. 28 ' Gn ibis great subject within the last three or four ht' s rest would do them good." There was a bed There could not be a humane man in London who neers , , or ai/v sii?" , and in asserting the unquestion able rights of the nig have a C&aitfct inttufttttct sequent Friday , at Mr. Follet t's, Uasingh all-stre et ' years, public sentiment has ripened the house fit for their use, and the land - would not like to go into the tavern and ' fast. In tbe United States to the Oregon ter ritory, from the at the top of J. Benne tt , Little Birch , Herefordshire , cutt le do-iin judgment of a vast majority of this nation , loth to turn per sons away who looked so ill, bottle of wine there. As for the statement respect - the time Mexican possessions on the south to the Russian lord , fir st dividend of Ss 6d, any Thursday, at Mr . YalnvCB ' i-lr '' is rapidly approaching—or say, rather , has now come said they should nave it. The charge was Is. ing the venereal ward? , he was quite sure that no mingham. '" " possessions in the north. in an LONDON. —when clear right in relation to this territory should (6d. ench). The girls said that they could only affor d such distinction ought to be persevered in Wbstminster. —-A public meeting of the share- C. Sharratt , Walsall , sandlers ' ironmonge r , secnmi l Resolved,—That in our opinion Congress should 's-inn- embody itself in positive law. For more than 20 Sd. The landlord agree d to take it, and , as they hospital advertised as the hospital was in Gray holder s of the Chartist Co-operative Land Society, dividend of Is lflid , any Thursday, at Mr. ValW 'S) jj£J adopt a resoluti ong iving notice to the British Go- road. The public did not suspect it. Did the au- mingham . years the people of the United States hav e seen what the intention of the United States to put were so poor, the landlady made and gave them some tf ing to this district , was held at the Partheniura vernment of thor ities suppose, for instance , that Queen Adelaide I long C. Webb, Oxford , apo thecar y, first dividend of 2s, 0n i they regard as their indisputable title to this im- tea and bread and butter and an egg each , which they Club Rooms, 73, St. Martin 's-lane , on Sunday even- 22 or any subsequent Saturda y, an end to the joint occupation of Orego n, and also would subscribe her £100 to any institution that thus Saturd ay, Nov, , at jjr . mense territory swamped in negotiation. It was to received most thankfully, and then told their un- November 23rd . Mr. Hitchings was unani- Edward 's, Frederick' s place, Old Jewry. ' ' should pass such laws as may be necessary to protect beguiled thepoor to its doors and then sent them away ing, be expected from the wisdom and true policy of the grated to that coun- happy story. They were cleanly and decently, but called to the chair. Four new shares were H. Ilaynes, Scole, Norfolk , wine merchant , first our fellow-citizens who have emi without even a spoonful of broth , to die in the streets , mously dhi." *. British Government , that this negotiation , so barren try under the flag of the United States ; that our very humbly clad. taken up, and a considerabl e amount paid as deposits dend of Is, on Saturday, Nov. 22, or any subsequent Satur heretofore of good result , when entered upon with or where else they might ? Could the house-surg eon Mr. William Cuffay was duly placed in day, at Mr. Edward 's, Frederick 's-pluce, Old Jewr y. duty to our countrymen , as well as the increasing On that morni ng they had arrived at Fett er-lane , on shares. Can terbury, banker , third dividend a new Administration , which, in its identity of opi- tell him how many beds there were in the venere al as the candidate of this district for the W. H. Baldock , of f value of the Oregon territory, in a national point of in a waggon journey ing from Windsor. They were nomination 10J d, on Saturdny, Nov. 22, or any subsequent Satu rdnv nion on this subject , is as one man , and which is sus- ward ? the eastern , , and northern view, demand prompt and energetic action on the native s.of Berkshire. They had been " unfortunate The House-Sur geon said he could not. representation of western at Mr , Edward' s, Frederick' s-place, Old Jewry. " ' tained in tbat opinion by an overwhelming mass and divisions of London , in the forthcoming Conference. Gi-ooinbridge , Abbey-street , Ber mondsey, licensel part of the Uni ted States. girls," and bad lately lodged for a short time, in a was a constant source J. 1 mastery of public sentiment—it was justl y to be Mr. White observed , that it concluded , a public meeting victuall er—first dividend of Is, on Saturday, Nov. 12, or r " Resolved,—That we view with suspicion and state of the greatest destitution and sufferi ng from hbouring parishes This business being wm> hoped oftbe wisdom of England .that thene w negotia- of complaint in his and the neig held in the same room , for the purpose of heaving a any subsequen t Satu rday, at Mr. Edwards 's, Frederic k's.. alarm the interference of European powers with the illness, at the Bell and Crown , in ornearto Windsor ; that persons in the most diseased and destitute con- tion , under such auspices, and in such hand s, would, affair s of the American continent ; and that we trus t le say that lecture from Mr. Christ opher Doyle, on the " Charter place, Old J ewry. where they had heard many peop it would dition were brou ght to London in large numbers by T.R. Wi thers , Eling, Hampshire , brewer , first dividend 1 ere long, begin at least to secure , instead of defeat- policy of President go up to London and and the Land. " Mr. Doyle took a rapid survey of President Polk will reiterate th e be " a good thing for them to the advertisements of the Free Hospital, and who, of 7s, on Saturday, Novi 22, or any subsequent Saturday , , ing, as in past years it has defeated , tbe great ends Hosp a the evil effects produce d by the Poor Law, Monroe as to resisting European interference ; and get into a place called the Fr ee it l, which was were not adm itted. He consi- the law of at Mr. Edwards 's, Fredench' s-phice, Old Jew ry. of international justice. when they arrived , and many other class made laws Birmingha m card manufacturer , first divi. . that in our opinion the mighty mission of the Ame- advertised to be open to all sick destitute persons , dered that the advertisements and notices ought primogeniture , , and J. Lewis, - , But, however thismay be, whether the negotiations rican Union requires she should not permit the presen ting them selves, no tickets said as soon as the people possessed a sufficiency of dend of l>id, on Frida y, Nov. 28, or any subsequent I-'i-iday, , there can be no doubt that the demo- without trouble , on always to quality the announcement by saying that succeed or fail, despotisms of the old world to overw helm the princi- or any recommenda tion from subscribers being neces- virtue and courage , the Charter would be adopted , at Mr. Wiiitn iore's, Birmingham. cratic Congress now about to assemble will bave a ap plicants would be admitted " if there were roem ." T. W. Green , Leeds, bookseller , second dividend of us, > , ple of republican libert y, whilst struggling into full sary." After thinking of it for two or thre e, weeks and those hateful laws would be swept from the great dut y to do in relation tc Oreg on ; and we be- The inquest- room was here closed against visitors, any day, at Mr. Youn g's, Leeds, life on this continent. " they determined to adopt this advice ; hut, having statute book. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Doylo next i coming to Washington fresh ifom con- but it was re-opened when the jury had considered T. Bousfic ld, Liucoln , ironmon ger, first dividend of 5s, , lieve that , some almost equally poor pointed out the great advantges arisin g from the pos- ' ference with their constituents , they will come to- no means of travelling, their verdiot , which was returned to the effect, that any day, at Mr. Young s, Leeds. A New Ore gox Cj laiuast. — It appears that the around them subscribe d 2s. 3d. for the journey ; oi and the easy mode of regaining B; Wi-igley, Horest , in Saddleworth , Yorkshire , woollen. . gether resolved to do it. With the str ong resolutions the deceased woman had died from pulmonary con- session of the soil, Emperor of Russia is in the field as a claimant for the Land throug h the Chartist Co-operative Land cloth manufacturer , first dividend of 7a 5d, on Tuesdsy, , of tbe Baltimore convention , and the manly and this, 2s. were given to ths waggoner. They left sumption at a public tavern , after having, with a , the disputed Oregon territory. He maintains th at ' and ar- Society. At the conclusion of the lecture an amicable Dec. 2, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Eraser 's, Ma u., patriotic inaugural words of the President yet vivid Windsor at eight o clock, travelled all night , companion been refused admission to the wards of the his possessions descend to 54 degrees 40 minutes . at Fetter-lane on the next in which Messrs. Stallwood , Chester. in our memory, we cannot donbt that the Adminis- rived, as before stated , Royal Free Hospital , and the foreman added , that discussion ensued , "E. Lawt on and T. Kay, Rochdale , ironfoundcrs , first We cannot learn the ground of his Imperial Majesty ' mornin g, with 3d. in store which bein g as yet with- and the lecturer took part. A tration is fully prej ared to perform with firmness its s , "in returning this verdict they could not refrain Richardson , Sturge , dividend of 2s, on Tuesday, Dec. 2, or any subsequen t but the following official document has been iven unanimously to the lec- at Mi-. Praser 's, Manchester. constitutional duty of recommending to Congress all claim, out food, they paid for two cups of hot coffee in a from expressing their astonishment and regret at vote of thanks was g Tues day, issued :—" Depart ment of Stat e Washington a broke up. such measur es as mav be deemed essential to the full , , Sep- breakfast-shop. Thence they went to the hospit l, hearing it proved in evidence that the deceased wo- turer , and the meeting DIVIDENDS. tember 26th.—The Russian Minister at Washington ' and efficient protection of all our rights over every which is situate in Gray s-inn-road , and were shown and the companion who had tr avelled with her Dec. 20, T. Shaw , Southamp ton, wine-merchant-De e, has informed the Secretary of State that the Imperi al men, MANCHES TER. Frinces -roa d rood of that grea t domair , on the shore of the Pacific , into a writing-room. In about an hour (this was on tbe preceding night from Windsor in a state of O'Connor 's 20, W. Parsons , Wood -street , , Lamb eth , Government , desirous of affording eilicient pro tec- their own statement to the landlady ; the house- The LAND.—On Sunday night last Mr. corn- denier—Dec. 20, S. Duvies, Bankside , Southw ark , which is by an accumulated mass of title, the rightful extreme destitution and disease , were denied admis- to the audience , and tion of the Russian territories in North America surgeon said he thought it could not be so muoli) letter on the Land was read and Times-wharf , Wilton-road , Fimlico , coal-nierchant - pr operly of the United States. sion to the wards of the said hospital, when it was elicited their app lause. Mr. James Leach then com- t against the infraction s of forei gn vessels, has autho r- they were shown to the resident medical officer and a Dec. 19. W. Best and J. Snowdcn , Southamp on, printer s Of these measures—and , indeed, of this whole topic proved that immediatel y after that refusal three wo- menced his lecture , which was very instructive , and stationers-Dec. 20, K. Evans , J. Foster, S. Z. Lang- of the American territtry of Oregon—we shall have ized cruisers to be established tor this purpose along sur geon who had called to him, and examined with a men labouring under a foul disease, that was not ten , and T. Foster , Barge .yard , Buckleisbury , East India the coast by the Russian American Company. It is when it was found that one, or both of showing the advantages to be derived from the small frequent occasion to .r—l)ec.'16, J. M. Pratt, Bsnier e-strcet, population , nor tbat, when so peopled, it will control a new and exceedingly interesting field of investi ga- and how hungry , induced the cook market died about twelve weeks since, subsequent to ' wine merc hant—Dec. 18 J. n. Limes, Kit h. of bread. Then they , glorious principles contained in the People s Charter , Oxford-s treet , , the cemtierce of the Pacific, and the oriental tr ade tion to the attentive and philosophic student of tbe two mugs of coffee aud piece* which his widow, three sons, daughter , and grand- mond , Surrey, butcher— Dec. 18, J. Middleton Avtlcv , t and by and by, having no friend in all the town he proceeded with the programme of the business. of tbe world. progre ss of the human mind to an era of more en- lef , daug hter, had been seized with a malady which they The following persons were elected for the Council :— Etsex , hay and straw salesman—Dec. 1G, J. S. Williams , ' to keep them nor any money, went into a public * Clements-lane , Lombar d-street , master mariner—Dec. IS, The present lej al condition—tbe polity—of this larged libert y and power. , considered was the scarlet fever. The grand-daughter Samuel Clayton carpenter ; George Goddard __ house to ascertain if they could be trusted with a , , blade * E. Barry, Bristol , victualler—Dec. 18, It. Sugdeii , lioj. important region is quite extraordinary as it exists It seems that a church has been- organised in the however dying, and the sons becoming daily worse, forger ; William Holmes, labourer ; William Dyson lodging till the next day ; but the landlady had no , tliorne , Yorkshire , manufacturer of wors ted goods-Dec, in theory, but it is far more extraordinary as it rising and flourishing city of the west, in direct and they were on the 4th inst. removed to the hospital , Hen ry Taylor , comb-maker ; George Cavill - avowed opposition to the domination of the Pope oi bed to let them. But she, also, humane woman , grinder ; , 16, W. Brown and T. Pros ton, jun , Man chester, cotton stands in fact. In theory, and by treaty stipulation , where on the 13th , William died, and on the 15th ; T. Briggs spinners. noticin g their painful and forlorn manner , gave them sub-secretary , sub-treasurer. The this land , with all its navi gable waters , has been, Rome aud the hierarchy of the ancient Catholic the ir deaths could in no Cebtificate s to be gran ted b Court of Review unless and to the one a shilling, and to Henry , As the cause of balance -sheet was next brou ght up and read , which y the , since ISIS, open to the free and und isturbed use and church. A number of the most intelligent and in- a pint of ale, way be accounted for by any of the medical gentle- 'i he next cause b» shown lo the contrary, on or before December 16. the other sixpence. Again they went forth , and gave great satisfaction , business that was enjoyment of the subjects of England and the citi- fluential adherents to the Catholic faith iu that Mr. Corfe the house apothe- ' T. Peers , Ironmonger-lane Chea pside, plumbe r—J. L. day at St. Bar- men who saw them , , considered was the Veterans Patriot Fund , when , aens of the United States. To terminate this state region have associated themselves together for the havin g learned the admission cary, communicated with Mr. Wakley , and the re- Machu , Macclesfield , silk-triuimiiur manufacturer. purpose of worshi pping the God of their fathers ac- tholomew 's (a hopeless alternative , thoug h, for the following resolution was unanimously passed :— of things at the will of either of tbe parties , only sult was the present investi gation. " That the Council be authorised to receive dona- PABTMEU BniPS D1S301A-EB. cording to the prescribed form and ceremonial of the great endowed medical char ities of London one year's notice is necessary. the deceased were ad- tions, and that they use their best endeavours to add J, JIacfarlane and W. M. Burt , Manchester , share the ancient creed but in perfect independence of the do not, it is said, receive into their wards Mr. W. Corfe stated that brokers—C. Barclay and M. A.Frost Birkenhead confec- This common enjoyment - by tbe two nations of all , to the funds. " At tbe close of the meeting a sub- , , Papal see, and of all the dignitaries generall y recog- cases of incurable pulmonary disease), at half-past mitted into that hospital on Tuesday, the 4th inst., tioners—J. Musgrave and II. A. J Srown , L«eds, share the advantages of a territory more than twice as large together with another brother who still remained scription was entered into for the two funds. as Fraxce , being the somewhat singular theory and nized in the United States by the professors of that two o'clock found a temporary haven at the hospitable bro kers—A. and II. Andrews , Islington , paper hangers— there, and was graduall y prog ressin g towar ds re- On Monda y, November 24th , a meeting of the Co- Koad and Street Cleansing Company, Manchester and stipulated law of its condition , stands in yet more faith in the United States. All allegiance to the Sun. There their chief complaint , excepting that of " At half-past covery, they all exhibited prec isely the same symp- operative Land Society was held at the above house. elsewhere ; as far as regards J. Brbgden—JB , and IV. singular contrast to the state of things which has, respect able successor of Peter located in the " eternal feebleness, was " pain in the ^ide. four Uiirt lt- toms, and had been attacked in the same manner. Mr. Samuel Taylor in the chair. - The question of Hunter , Huyton and Liverpool , quarrymen— J. in fact, grown np there within the last twenty years. city" is thrown off by these reformers , and the o'clock they went to bed. At midnig ht the house was waite and Co., Halifax , Yorkshire , llax and tow spinners paternal authority of the bishops and priesthoud is closed. At half-past one o' cloek the landlady heard The indistinctn ess of their articu lation rendered it the rules was resumed , when it was unanimously and Ellerkamp, Laying out of view the Indian tribes which make the nature of their —Dobson Liverpool , stock brokers—IV. most independently set asfdo. But the dis- some sound of alarm in a faint voice, and some per- very difficult for them to explain agreed that a list of our resolutions should be made Lamb and T. Axford , Islington , ready-made linen ware- this territor y a part of their range , we find its pre- complaint. Witness considered them to 1)6 labour- ' sent civilised population to consist of about 800 or tinctive tenats _ of the Catholic church are to be son moving hastily without shoes. It was the out , and placed in the successful candidate s hands. house— Everett and Woods, ttattcrs wi, builders—J. and rigidly maintained — the rites, ceremonies younger of tho two girls. "Oh , come," she said, ing under a poisonous effluvium arising from the The following are our instructions :— " That the oc- T. Sossling, Crnnbornc , Dorse tshire, bakcre—AI . Pilling 900 British subjects, and about half as many thou- , and ' and Co., Rochdale , fulling millers ; as far as regavdi \Y. sand citizens of the United States. Tbe bulk of this sacraments of the venerable ecclesiastical mother arc " my friend is dying." A light was procured and sewer in the neighbourhood in which they had re- cupan t s be tak en from the books according to the sided. The eldest brother , John Lambert , still sur- Hartley—Monkhouse , Whitfield , and Co., Barnard Castl * to be retained ; and in all respects, except Papal instant attend ance given. For about an hour the priority of payments. " " That any number of allot- and Aldcrmanbury, carpet manufacturers—G. H. Dosselicr population , both British and American , Is concen- vived . There was a great swelling about tho jaws trated around the low waters of the Columbia river allegiance, the new church is to bo a dutiful and elder (Mary) had been " ram bling ;" presentl y she ments that are Jaid out in the first location shall be and P. Uabighoi 'sr , IVhittcliapoJ , sugar rcfiiiflrs-JJatJ iiii, , and throat , with an excessively foetid discharge from in its mass ion not much more than well-behavedchild of the holy Catholic family. A turned round in bed an d bit her companion in the numbered , and drawn for by those who are located ; Walker , and Broadhur st, Stoke-upon-Trent , inanufac < occupying, , a reg the mouth and nostrils , and from the cause before 100 miles in length , from east to west, and probabl y priest , duly accredited , and regularly authorised to shoulder , and then the latter rose in alarm , and likewise the same with all the rest. " " The delegate turers of earthenware—Dick aud Gibson , Kitigston -upcu- minister at the altar is to preside over the congre- searched the house for help. In her absence the dy- mentioned they could not be questioned as to then - to vote that the members who are chosen to: be Hull , brewers—Jones and Dyson, Huddersfield , share not much more than fifty miles in breadth , from , brokers—Allbusen , Romyn , aud Co., Stocklou , Middic n- gated faithful in the beautiful city of ihe west and ing woman had left the bed, procured a handkerchief, condition , Another symptom was a most voracious located shall have the preference of buildin g their north to south. The S09 or 900 men who compose , and the borough , and Hni-tlepooJ , commission merchants—G. and the solemn and imposing ceremonial of the church is tied it round her face, as one would bind up the jaw ot appetite. Leeches were app lied to the jaw» , own cottages , pr oviding they belong to the building Brothers the British portion of this people, are all of them knees and elbows becamo very much swollen and G. Woulcott , Gray 's-inn-road , builders—Tos ar, , und erstood to be in the service of the Hud son-bay to be adhered to in every particular. But the Pope, a corpse at the last breat h, and laid herself again on branches. " " The society be enrolled , provid ing th e and Co., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. aud the Bishop, and the hierarch y are to be most un- the couch. Her eyes were fixed , she was insensible , painful . On examination of the body of the deceased , name and objects are not altered in consequence of Company, and are enga ged as hunters , trappers , or William Lambert after death , he found both th e dutif ully and unceremoniously set aside. In tact , she groaned. At a quar ter to five o'clock thereafter , enrolment. " ** That the Board of Directors be re- factors , in the fur-trade. -These men have their an knee joints to contain a thick fluid. The membrance independent Ca tholic church is to be organised , and death closed, for her—a skeleton ,—the miserable quested to form a Joint Stock Bank , and thereby ACCIMST ON SUE BRISTOL ASD BlBUISGHAil RiIL< principal station —at once a trading post and a of the larynx was reduced. Nothin g unusual was fort called Fort Vancouver—on the river Columbia , each man walk to Paradise in his own way, with only scene. Never did coroner or jury look upon a more give the locat ed members an opportun ity of investing wal—An acciden t occurred on the above railway on , found in the stomach. The lower part of the Saturday night , which about eighty miles in a straight line from its mouth . the bible and the burning aud shining lights of the painf ul remnant of human ity. their savings, and receive a legal interest for the , althou gh not attended with cosophagus was healthy, but there was a laceration " " That loss of life, betrayed an amount of carelessness There may be two or three farms in the possession of past to guide him on his journey. A surgeon , Mr. Edward White , of Lamb' s Con- same. the successful candidat e for this dis- about the gums. On &pott mortem examination of requested scarcel y credible especiall y ajter' the recent dread- these British subjects; but , as a general rule, they We srenot sure but a movement of this kind will duit-street , was immediate ly sent for, but the case trict be to pay the several localities a visit , tho deceased Henry, ulceration of the pharynx was " " ful event at Defford on th o same line. The following live by the fur-trade , and do not till the soil at all. spread -ver y rapidly in this country amongst the was hopeless. So, also, then , was that of the sur- previous to going to Conference. That the Board , discovered. The veins did not exhibi t any inflamma- th o are the particulars , as far as could be ascertained ; the Bay Companj lias some Catholics. Hitherto the Catholic church in this vivor, who, however , remained up until five o' clock, of Directors be elected by e C nference , and that Besides Fort Vancouver, tion , and the stomach as well as the other organs our from the mysterious silence observed on such oc- twenty other stations in various parts of tbe terri- country has adhered to its allegiance to Rome, chiefly " though " said the landlady, she was very timid , to delegate be instructed to support the re-election but , , '• Were quite health y, but the breast and ankle joints casions it is very difficult to give any correct in!'or« tory. But these are merely fortified stoppin g because tbe supplies of clergy, and not unfrcquentl y see her friend die, and could hardly be kept alive witli of the present Board of Directors. " " That we are , places were foun d to contain putrid matter. He (witness) niation. A gentleman at Bristol for hunters and trader s, and have each around them of money—the sinews of religious as well as of physi- tea and brandy and water , for she could not eat. " At making rap id progress a reference to the list will , was desirous of had never during his fourteen years ' practice at that show." proceeding thence to Gloucester a little nucleus of a community of from three or four cal warfare—come from abroad . But as soon as the nine o'clock Mr. White had her removed to the infir- , in order to be ia this countr y wealth enough to found hospital met with so peculiar a ease. PRESTON. time for the Welch mail , which leaves G loucester at to about nTtv seurs. Catholics in ar e y mary of the workhor.se ; he put her on a port wine sister to the deceased and manufacture priests and build churches Frances Amelia Lam bert , , Tns Laisd,—At an adjourned meeting of the a quarter to two in the morning. The last train for The American population of Oregon, on the" other colleges, , , diet , milk, and arrowroot , and where she now lies, the 4th of October and support their own seminaries of learning, was next called , and said that on Preston branch of the Chartist Co-operative Land the night having left Bristol for Gluucester he hand, numbering probably some 4,000, is collected in and to receiving every attention that is required by a per- last she went to nurse , during her illness, her sister , raise up their own ministers to serve at the altar , hthisis has made all but its utmost ra- Saciety, held on Sunday last, November 23rd , Mr. J . ordered an express train ; this was soon in readiness. the valley of the Wittiainette river , which flows from son in whom p Mis. Wingrove witb of a brewer' s vat maker , living they will universall y absolve themselves from their history all that was ascertained was , Duckett in the chair , the following resolution! were Upon reaching Standh sh Crossin g, where the Gr eat the soutbT'into the Columbia , near Fort Vancouver. vages. Of her in Whets tone-park Lincoln's-inn-fields. Two or allegiance to Rome, and organise then - whole ecclesi- Union (?) workhouse , agreed to :—"That the thank s of this meeting be W estern line joins the Brist ol into Gloucester , about These Americans are farmers , graziers , and me- that she had been in the Eton three days afterwards witness was seized with sick- chanics. They are a fixed population. They live by astical system on perfectly independent principl es. for several months , very ill , and left it ot her own ac- given to the Board of Dire ctors ; and this meeting eleven miles from the latter place , and where there The natural and inevitable tendency of the repub- and joined her ness and pains in her loins, with sore throat and a considers that they are justified in the course they is a slight ascent , the engine ran into something, tilling the soil. These men, having waited tor years cord , not getting any better there , rash all over her. She remained there till the 10th , :in vain for some action in Congress which should give lican institutions of this countr y is to create in all companions out of doors. have pursued , by devoting ten shillings per week which proved to be the last truck of a goods train when , becoming worse , she returned home to her from th e profits of the sale of the cards and rules standing on the rails them a Government as American citizens, were, at departments of human life a spirit of freedom and On Friday evening an inquest was holden before , , without any singal lamps , oc moth er 's, where her voice failed her , and on the 14th toward s defraying the expense of sending lecturers the date oftbe last advices from them , setting up a indepen dency. We see this every day in our Mr. Wakley, at the Sun inn, when the above facts any light whatever being shown , al though midnig ht , her skin peeled off. She was better the following day to make knoivn the objects ot the society throu g o a very dark ni ht , and on the most of provisional government for themselve s, after the scientific institutions—in our liter ary associations— came out in evidence. h ut g dan gerous part in all our unions of men for any purpose—and last and very hungry , but was unable to open her mouth , the country. " "That the Board of Direct ors be the whole line, in fact, considered so dan gerous tha t American fashion, and dividing out then* new home- , y the coroner (Mr. Wakley) that the in our religious organization s. Thus for It was stated b and her sister (Mrs. Wingrove) was the same. Wit- elected by the Conference. " " That the delegate for all engine-drivers hare positive instructions to stead into towns and counties , sueh as they had left not least, , authorities of tho Royal Free Hospital had been in- s , we see the Episcopa l church in the United ness, however , eventually rallied and rccovored. On this district be instructed to vote for the re-election slacken speed over this place. The concassion in the United States. in tance but one of th em had merel y instead of being the insolent , overbearin g, formed of the inquest , the 19th her (witness's) child, aged ten months , be- of the present Board of Directors , and that three oi threw the engine-driver and fireman of the exprc a Bach being practically tbe present political condi- States, applicants were not ad- ^ ecclesiastical system tha t it is in Grea t sent a note to say that the came ill under similar symptomsi which were stated them be continued as lecturers for the society, train off to some yards distance , but they most fortu- tion of the American farmers in Oregon , under tbe oppressive , ly because no bed was vacant in tiie one , a molest harmless affair , confining mitted , simp by an apothecary in the neighbourhood to be scarlet half of their salary to be paid out of the funds from nately escaped with a few slight bruises. The gentle- treaty stipulation of 1818, how is it with the British Britain , humble, hospital ; he therefore desired tha t the house-sur geon itself to its proper limits, and seeking to propagate fever , and it died on the 2nd ult., before which time the profit of the sale of cards and rules. " •« That man (being the oniy pasBen gcr) also only sustained * hunters and tra ppers of the same region ? The ce receive summon ses to 's a t a e but r e- its views and doctrines by the only weapons au- and the porter should at on witness mother had been lso a t ck d, the members go to their holdin gs in rotation , accord- severe shaking, but the engine itself was very much ! answer may be given in a few words . These few , the foregoing statement s having been Between the 28th and 30th ult., thorised by the founder of Christia nity, —argument , attend when, stored to health, ing to the number of their certificates ," The thanks smashed , and the two hindermost trucks wen) J hnndrai British subjects in the service of the made in their presen ce, and the writt en allegation in the deceased and her (witness 's) brother John , whose ^Hudson-bay Company govern by their laws, enforced good works, and prayer. The priestho od are not re- of the meeting having been given to the chairman , knocked to pieces. b the note repeated personally, some circumstance age was twenty, had been seized in the like way as the meeting separated. «either in the courts of Canada , or by judi cal officers garded in this country as commissioned y divine consider that the ACCIDBNT AT TUB Or ssixo OF THE BrIoHTOS iSB authority to rule over the consciences and actions of seemed to induce the coroner to herself , and were removed on the day before men- (of the company on the spot , every inch of the whole inquired how cab. NEWARK . Chichester Uailwat. —-The Bri ghton and Chicheste r men. They ar e estimated at their proper value in surgeon had erred in his belief. He tioned to tha t hospital in a Iterritory of Oregon , save the few square miles actu- , to which the The Land. —The members of our Land Society Railway was opened on Monda y as far as Worth y fidelity. Thus it many beds there were in the one ward Charlot te Lambert , mother of the deceased , cor- sally under tillage by tbe Americans. Nor is this all. pro portion to their usefulness and surgeo n did hel d a meeting on Sunday, Nov. 16th , for the general Gen. Pasley having certified that the line, altho ugh has been with the clergy of all the Protestant porter said he was sent to inquir e. The roborated her daug hter 's evidence. '.These servants of the company have entirely mono- the re in any other welfare ot our Land Plan, when the following resolu- only one set of rails is as yet laid between Shore- churches ; aud now irit of independence not know. " How many were Mr. Edland , surgeon , of Guildford-street , Russell- ipolised, for some twenty years past , the whole of the , at last, tho sp not know. H ow was called about a month tions were agreed to :—" That the society should be ham and Worthing , is lit for traffic. The first thr oe and freedom—of rebellion if you please—against any- of the five wards ?" He said he did square , deposed that he i' : most lucrative occupations in Oregon—fur-hunting , He thoug ht 130. Wingrove who was suffering enrolled , according to advice of counsel , and if any train3 rom Brighton and the first two from Woilfe thing iritual despotism , ins to manifest many altogether in the hospital ? since to attend Mrs. , land fur-trading. They have driven every American like sp beg three female. throa t which rapidly ran into shareholder take s two shares , that he pay up both went through , carryin g a considerable number « itself in the ancient Catholic church. How many wards ? Five, two male and from swellings in the , c citizen out of the business. Let an American tra pper port er was asked how suppurations. They occurred so quickly below both shares before he takes either , and that it be left to passengers ; but the third train from W orth ing Thus it would appear that the singular movement After his examination the the directors to (Or hunter appear anywhere in the territory, and in- the hosp ital. He replied jaws on either side as to keep her mouth closed for purchase the Land in any locality which starts 55 minutes after twelve o' clock, on recentl y commenced in Germany, under the leader - many beds there were in stantly two or three agents of the company establish that they were all full ? fourte en or fifteen days, during which time she could where they can get it best and cheapest," " That arrivin g at Lancin g, within a short distance of ft* ship of Ronge, has been communicated to the United 148. Was he also certain 1themselves by his side.Turaished amply withspecieand into the streets of scarcel swallow nourishment. Before twenty-four Land be mortgaged instead of sold, aud that those residence ot' the late Sir Thomas Lloyd Bart., K e* States. We doubt not that , once begun , it will go He was. The horrible ejectio n y , merch andise, to outbid him for lure , to call in Indian g some inquiries hours had elapsed his attention was attracted to her who pay up their shares first should be located first." with an acciden t, which interru pted the tra ffic f« on. It is one of those impulses of human nature two dying per sons here leadin to " That the occupant cor white competition, and so break up his business. for patients , the union child , an infant at the brea st, which had swellings of should have the £15 16s. 8d. the rest ot* the day. At the spot in questi on tm> that must pr oceed to a successful issue. respecting the waitin g-rooms to buy such stock and 'The individual cannot stand against the organised _ It is one of request ed bj ; the coroner a similar character , and which in two days after ran implement s as they think horses were drawin g a train of earth-waggo ns on those periodical uprisings of humanity against surgeon , Mr. White , was " " J aand powerful company. His busin ess is broken up, and ask the girl Sarah Ste- into large cavities one in the face and the other .in proper. That the presen t directors should be temporary line of rail s, or rather on the Bcroww?' despotic authorit y—one day hur ling a tyrannical to go to tbe worklious e, , re-elected for the next aand he goes to farming in the valley of Williamette. and on his return the the neck. Witness believed that to the velocity of year as they will best under- rails , which are hud down for about niile «n king—another day deposing a spiritual despot—from nhens a Darticular aUestion , stand the mana gement half a TThis is now the regular course of things. This is became known, by her reply, the suppuration was to be attributed the saving of of the society." " That as this locality ; and the driver neglectin " to obs«Te his throne of oppression . So we have every reason to p ainful circumstance regards the lecturers ppracticallythe common use and enjoyment of Oregon unfortunate beings were waiting life, otherwise the constitutional disturbance would receivin g ten shillings per week tho precaution of lioldin * the leadin g liorse ty ih believe that the time is fast approac hing when we that while tho two fr om the Land Fund sstipulated by the treaty —this, viz., the entire mouo- etter weather , a parish officer , have been so great from the frightfully infectious , we thin k the labour ers in the bridle , the animal started off into the shall have an American Pope—wh y not ?—and an in the ante-room for b good cause are wor thy pem ^ ppoly of the great fur-trade there by one of the parties , or other agent of the City of London Union , and contagious nature of the disease as to have caused of their hire." line rails just as the engine was coming up, ai"1 aadded to ther exclusive government by the same American Catholic Council , American Catholic Car- arrived there from the offices, in Cannon-str eet, th eir deaths. On his second visit he gave orders that RADCL1 FFE. tender , which was in advance of the engino, knock*^1 ppart whole of the soil of tbat vast territory, dinals , and American Catholic every thing, on our y of the with three female syphilitic pat ients for ad- all poisons should be kept away from his patient ex- At a Meeti ng of the Cha rtist Co-operative Land down the horec and ran over it. The tender ** ssave only the farms which some 4,000 Ameri cans are own hook. And again wc ask why not ? _ mission to beds in the hospital, and that they were cept a nurse , but no one seemed inclined to attend Society held at the above place , the following resolu- capsized off the rails, and falling over the horse »'W ttilli ng with their own hands. As early as 1S2S the and on questio ning the her , when Mrs. Wingrove sent for her sister ( the tion was agree d to :—" Tha t between the on t W Aiixupr to Murdkk. — In Ballyconneil in the at once admitted , no one member be al- fore and bine wheels, killed it IHud son-bay Company had found their trade under ! , the porter , it was con- witness Frances Lambert), who immediately came. »owed to have more than four spot. The eng but county of Cavan a desperate attempt at murder has house-surgeon and acres or two shares. ine was also thrown over , * tthese circumstances quite thriv ing. The pr oceeds of , three patients were at that moment On a subsequent visit he saw the witness at Mrs. \\e desire our delegate to »* been made on the lands of Mucklagh fessed that tho se support th is resolution in inained on one of the rails so as to obstr uct ttheir trade for that year were, in round numbers , , immediately under medical treat ment and Wing rove's, and thou ght she was ailing, Conference. " beside the town * lying in the wards, and on his " That there be a clause in the deeds passage. Fortunatel y, the pace of the tr ain W 8800,000 dollars. Their sha res then stood 1*0 per on a most unoffending, well-con- The coroner endeavoured to ascertai n next callin g she had returne d home. It occurre d to allow each • ducted young man , named John M'Teague. A noise suitable diet. to occupant to purchase his allotment slow, none of the passengers were injur ed ; hu' , ooent. above par. whether the city of London contributed any dona- him as to whether these cases might not be some of detain^ remem ber that when the bill to was heard outside his door , and on his going to ascer- consequen ce of the accident they were Our read ere will occasional or per iodical , to the coffers out of tho forms ofswrlet lever, but he could find 01 81 ernmentover Oregon was be- tain the cause, he was fired at from behind a hedge ; tions, no rash in ELDER SLIE. about two hou rs, when they were removed to a" " eestend a territoria l eov which th e expenses of the hospital are defrayed eith er case and it was now his decided opinion A Lecture its opponents, prote sted the halls and slugs passed all around him, fortunately ; but , that wa8 deliver ed on Tuesday evening train and proc eeded to Brighten. - 6fore Congre ss last session, no specific rep ly was given to the questi on. was not the fact. November the e a as they alleged, it violated the without effect. Being a resolute young man , he fol- He ex- such 18th , in the Sehool-room here , by Mr aagainst it, b c use, pressed the greatest mortification at ." this abuse of Coroner : Did you at that time, MGr ath on Death of a Mesmoaki.—On Monday »«* How comes it, then , that the lowed the fellows, and would have arrested one or have yoH subs « , " The Land and Corn Laws." Mr . astipulation of ISIS. ol the purposes with which the hospital Was inquiry took place before Mr. W. Payne thecoron"; pulation—admitting itself to , but the cries of his family made him desist. supported qucntly, endeavoured to trace the sour ce of th William Lochhea d in the chair. Mr. M'Gvath oother par ty to that sti them by tbe public ," and said that he was at the Blue-coat Boy Tavern , Lant-stree t, South " ** Att empt at Suicide in a Gravesend Stbambh. perfec tly con- matter ?—Witness : Tes, I am induce d to ascribe delivered a most eloquent. ai.d powerful lecture , tbe as Great Britain has, time after time admitted , — fident that the enormous sum bridge-road, res pectin g the deat h of a admits herself to be, the party out of On Sunday at about a quarter to one o' clock, as the , £11,000 or £12,000, this malady to some special peculiarity of the at- pointing out the benefi ts that would result to the ®f \ aand now pos- which was last year subscribed in order and I must »ay, mendicant , name unknown apparently ahou' IJlackwall steamer was passing Erith , on to maintain mosphere , that th o house and pr e- wor king classes by becoming members of the Land , ^ s session, pending negotiation—how comes it. then , Railway " Free Hospital years of age. Fro m the evidence- of t tbat this other disseized party, her way to GrraveseKdt he passengers were startled by the institution as a for the Sick mises, in the yard of which there are pigs, f twti, ho,, Society, Alter giving a vote of thanks s^ at this moment , lias " never was designed by tho contri buto rs an unwholesome place. to the witn Qsgca, it appeared that the deceased, had Wf t « extended its laws in f nil force over the whole the repo rt of a pistol in one of the deck cabins, the Poor to assist is altogeth er lectu rer and chairman the meeting separat ed unoccu- in feeding and treatin g medically the . A mendicant for some time past in tho borou?" pied territory ? The mechanism by which this trick door of which was shut from the inside. On forcing invalid pau- By the Coro ner : He had never met with any other number of the rul es were disposed , » I pers of any London parish. The union of. We are Southwar k. Durin gthe she had. . of political legerdemain has been played oflj is at it open a young man was found , his head resting on officers might such cases, although he had had for years a most ex- about to form a branch oftbe Land Society here . List fire weeks < be very glad to make it a refuse-ho use lodging at a low house in Mint-street. She Pjtt once" -very ingenious and thorou ghly English. The the table, and a pistol, ju st discharged , in one band , from tlieir tensive pr actice. It was one of the most extr aordi- ¦ < , but it was a most „ MERTHYR TYDVIL. nightly for her bed dr eadfu l j| British Cabinet has practised the manoeuvre in Asia he himself being apparently dead. In a few minutes , own infirmities unwarrantable nary cases perhaps on record. Witness had done all r of the , and was in s b ^ , misuse of the bed's so hum anely provid ed Ihe LAND.-^-At a meeting Chartist Co- filth ; and the r- app ly t« V i till now it has become wonde rfully admit. It is hoyever, he was restored to consciousness, when he by tho he could to"preven t the spreading of this very peculiar operative landl ady advised he to , public to turn from the hospital two dying pei-sons disease. He would Und Society the following resolution s were Caslake, the r elie g ce Georgo s^ ' a simply the Great East Indian jugg le tried over again stated that he had shot himself deliberately , being , and unprece dented further remark , adopted:- vin offi r of St. the victims of disease not produced by immoral con- " That we ar e of opinion that the house to do so- i in the west. The apparatus , machinery, and fixtures driven to desperation . On the vessel arriving at the , that there was a drain in Lincoln 's-inn-fields , near ; hut she seemed reluctant f „, , and demanding instant aid in ord er Chartists Lan d Co-operative Society ought to be en- deceased , aris ing" t are just alike in the two cases. A great trading cor- Terrace-pier , Gravesend , he was carried to the work- duct , , to find to the house occupied by Mr. Wingrove, which was was genera lly in a weak state room for the loathsome patients from the union in- without exception the worst drai n ' rolled , accordin g to the opinion of Mr . Macnamara ." the want of life, uo ^. poration , wielding millions of camtal—with power to house, and then Mr. Saunders , surgeon tt that esta- , in all Lon don. rhat we are the common necessavies of p I firmary. in favour of the plan th at the estates «. Truu ittu aiwttjo , pass laws, to maintain a civil establis hment, to blishment , and another medical gentleman of tho The Coroner (emphaticall y): Ah! you had should be uiuissiputuu uaui ra, ana "•"- jviti J. An excuse was offered by the house-surgeon that better puUp to auctio n, according to the plan she was a been part ed . , i mainta ina military establishment , to collect revenue , town , proce eded to examine his wound , and found mention that fact distinctly, because there are married woman , but had it was not desirable to places eases of disease gome d l hft rules WcdncsW t to hoist a flag of its own—not the Queen 's flag—to that the ball had penetrated throug h the upper part of the very rich and influential people in Lincoln ' - W6 aM of her husband for several years. Oil lungs in wards where there was venereal s-inn-fields Sithat _ tho8K flJConference oughtUn1 1Wto be the °iA» ar. d, a c ^ t build forts , to keep six or eight armed vessels on the of the brid ge of the nose, neariy between the eyes, in- cases. and that drain it would seem is in tU7 to sole judg es last she went to the lodging-hou se, '' » ^n? the very midst oi r f »>e Tho 1<" l . t , to possess territory —all in the way downwards. He was asked for his name and The Coroner refused to admit the soundness of th e part they inhabit. - . - * .. » ° «** two -J fi conversation , she obtpj ned a bed. a\ coast of trade , of clining Ses • Am ^ther same meeting^ Sa™ - ( course —and to do all this under the eye of the but refused to give either. On being un- the plea. There was not the least fear that either The Coroner remarked that the 5S!5fi . J\ it was nrono sfid hv morning she went out, and the landlady , Bri- address , disease which oc- 0 h evident } ^ Colbrooke was found on his the morals or the persons of the patie nts could be casioned the deaths of f T* *' f* ? Anth ony Lewis; " That piece of dry bread. She was then , t tish Parliament , acting for itself when Parlia ment dressed , the name of J. the deceased was quite as Mr J ames Leacht of^ nouri sn < gooses to disavow the responsibility of its" acts ; act- shirt , and on a false collar th e rrftials " H.J.C. " affected by the disease. He was sure that the sub- unacc ountabl e to him as k was to the . Ma nchest er, is a fit and prope dying state from tjae want of pr oper .^ scribers knew nothing of the gentlemen who 0 Resent us in the ' the leW' " 5 ing for Parl iament just when Parliament chooses to The lining of his hat also bore the same name. He distinctio n into anv had spoken , and it would be remembe red on the gX forthcoming Ton- On Friday night sho again went to ^n wards but male and female . . " first terence. Carried unani mously. went to. bed « t accept that responsibility ; in one woid, a grea t ein- came on board the steamer at Blackwall, and a pas- ouem b ago of the jury there was reason to suspect wet through to the skin , and On the subject of contin ued m * ^i. 3¦ prre Corp oration in fact, with power to chan ge itself, senger stated that he had been in conversation a food, the Coroner asked how it that it. had originated in the neighbourhood of state. SVw Veoame worse, and »t the waving was that such Cum down whilst, » , ;,, of the Minister s wand (" presto ," as shor t time with the . young man before the report ol starvin g patients as these two voung berland market , but it was now quite evident ' Sunday morning, when she fell tbe ju gglers women appeared to be that v S xHouBE. upJ»nlI P« (M have it), into a most demur e, simole, the shot was heard, and that he did not notice any oniy obtained a little nutri- was not so. He (the Coron er) felt quite satis fied t» ,« i j£™N -La st week the house in the ing the stairs. She was picked Mllip Almonry , adjoining by Mr. of painstaki ng individu als, trr- thing extr aordinary in his demeanour , and that he ment by the accidental humanity of the porter , it did not originate there at all , and he ' Westminster Abbey, in which bed., and was promptly viiited ; ^ "" tu> K W ^ could cone Pv» Mr Caxt on 1 nC appeared to bca. scatlcmanl y and well-informed young and then only a cup of coffee and a bit of dry bread nothing could be plainer than it ' resided , and where he printed the first sir rgeon , but life was quite extinct. !> i # ~* " ^- iB lta ' had been c? VIZ book ever causesf, mx eJ - . WrahaaiTObywIueh t ^ ininwJo rOSAi each ? tnero irom Whet stone-pavk. ' printed in this country , fell to the pground •a verdict of " Death from nat ural The observaf i0 , \ ^ with a treme ndous crash, {by her depraved habits ," vM 18*3. ¦- ; '• - ^::-a.,, _ _ ; n ' xjAVEttBE* THE NORTHERN S 'TA R, ^: - to-- ' - ....l.\\:: ^ . ^ — L. herd, to - become the executioner of these whom iH0temeHt& he had Findin g that the f ibtti&i not already done to death statement was not true of me indi- , and to strike off thei r heads Corostoontoiw vidually, you geek EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF FORGERY. e to you make such a statement. splene tic expressions against ourselves , is a denial of in- the interesting young fellow from Mr. Thomas was in Blackburn-street, Little Bolton, was blown up by analogous to their own had been spared even during their mouth and nose. Three more of their number I am, sir, yours , &c. dividually advising the members of the Rational Society not quite regular ; and that if Mrs. Harman would, an explosion of gunpowder, which caused great alarm the French reignof terror, which so pitilessly swept perished in this manner , either of cold, or fear , or Northern Star Omce, John Aediu. to subscribe to Get up a new paper , by attempting to on her husband's behalf, sign the cheque, the amount in the neighbourhood, and occasioned the death of a away all social landmarks. Of the fourteen that drowned by incessant immersion. The inhabitants of 1G, Grea t Windmill-street , London. draw an ar tificial line between what he did as Mr. Ardill , should be forthwith paid to the young man whom she boy, aged seven years. Medzioly carried off their bodies in the night , as the and what he did as ex-officio member of the Central remained, eight had either had their eyestorn out or November 8th, 1845.. had accompanied to tho bank. Hurricanes in the Channel.—Jersey has been earthl y coil of holy mar tyrs which ' men would some day Board. He says, " I have not denied my responsibility Mr. Evans, a g , theirlimbs broken, and of the other six only four had [Our knowled ge was derived from the public intimation the m na er of the bank entered at visited by a dreadful hurricane. The winter storms ^ venerate and hold precious. as an eK-officio member of the Board , for bringing the this particular juncture and having heard the strength to attempt, or fortune to effect their escape. of the circumst ance given by Mr. John Cramp, through , deci- have commenced in the Channel. After two more years ' captivity of the fifty-eight nuns paper into existence, but this is not advising, &.C." It sion of Mr The following particulars of this atrocious persecu- the pages of the New Moral World. It is true , he did not , Richards, entirely concurred in it. Mrs. (thirty -four from Minsk, fourteen from Vitepsk , and ten appears to us that the responsibility of bringing the papur Harman signed the Dangerous Illness op Lord Chancellor Ltnd- tion we give from a work just published, entitled, say in distinct language, Mr. Ardill advises the public to cheque as required, and the from Polock) only four teen survived, and of these eight into existence, and afterwards having his name given out " y g hurst.—The Lord Chancellor has been seriously ill, «' Eastern Europeand ihe Emperor Nicholas":— subscribe to set up a new paper, but that which he does oun man" (whose illnessat this time became dis- were either lame or blind. as treasurer to a fund , the secretary of which calls for tressing) received the £240, and placed it safely in and is not yet out of danger. He was .first attacked Emperor Nicholas, having profited by his influence state .conveys this impression unquestionably. In No. The The superior , Irena Miesceslas, who had fared the best, subscriptions, to be passed over to Mr. Ardill , from which his trousers pocket. He did not seem to like notes on Fridav the loth. During the whole of Sunday, in nominating corrupt and ambitious tools G7 of this publication appears a manifesto, dated tbe and privileges had an open wound , from which she was obliged to ex- the deficiency on the paper , it is acknowled ged, is to be much, and therefore alaree portion of the amount Monday, and Tuesday, (the 16th , 17th , and ISth of of the Basiliaa communion (that is to 29th of September, from Mr. John Cramp to the to the bishopric tract with her fingers the carious bones, and which after- charged, does not essentially differ from recommending was in gold. Mr, this month ) the maladj; assumed a very alarming Catholics with Greek forms), amongst members of the Rational Society, wherein he informs " And now," said Evans, " sav, the Roma n wards becoming filled with worms, from want of dress- the members of the Rational Society to subscribe. never had the pleasure of seeing you here asl character, and a general Impress ion began to spread the bishop of the diocese in which the us that he had " stood for a long time watchin g the before, these Semiasko, ing, caused her intense agony. Mrs. Harman, do step in and bring youryoung friend that there was no chance of his Lordship's recovery. nuns was situated had apostatised first glimpse of the sun," which at length had appe ared Now, I must acknowledge that I was not only convent of these poor , At length some relaxation of vigilance having opened , with you." Theparty proceeded to the parlour, It appears that his illness arose principally from ob- from the Latin church. Finding that the and our readers will , smile at this sun being neither " surprised " but rathervexed to find myself figuring and to the Greek a prospect of escape, this courageous woman persuaded , struction of the bowels, an ailment by which he has more nor less than the new paper . And, in orde r partook of refreshments ; but the " young man" grea t mass of the clergy, and tbe whole of their congre- three of her companions to attempt it with her. In this away among such dirty water as is known to be on former occasions been assailed. On Wednesday to aire birth to this ricketty bantling, it is not annou nced belched forth in the print which I have quoted. It (poor fellow !) could only take half a glass of wine, gation , refus ed to follow the examples of their chiefs, enterprise these four women all succeeded , enfeebled by and expressed a desire to return home. Accordingly, svmptoms of improvement were manifested. On means to be resor ted to and set who are the parent birds , (whether hens , ducks, or geese, is true I did not use Mr. Hill as he did me, and ad- h'icbola sordered forc ible , disease as they were, and without money or passports , at Thursday and Friday he was much better ; on Satur- is not mentioned ,) who sat, and brooded upon the golden dress my note to James Hill (of YYisbcach &c,, &c.,) Mrs. Harman left with him in a few minutes, but, on foot a persecu tion, which caused the females of this distance of between 300 and S00 miles from the Aust rian , as he appeared so delicate, day last he was able to get out of bed ; and since egg until it was hatched. First he says, " Our Presi dent the editor (!) neither did I mark it private. l ad- very kindly took him reli gious association great alarm , and induced them to and Prussian fron tiers. home and made him a then has been gradually advancing towards con- has at length taken upon himself active duties on behali d d ply to the editor, nice comfortable cup of tea, of use the priva te influence of their friends in the Russian At the commencement of the present yesr, profiting by resse it sim for it was in the valescence. Lord Lyndhurst is 73 years of age. of those who have reposed their trust in him." Those capacity of editor he had abused me by making false which he partook but sparingly. However, to gin- capital, to be allowed to retire from then : convent into tbe scene of riot and drunkenness to which the saint' s- who have reposed their trust in him would have been 'statements. 1 did so because I was not desirous of and-water after tea he paid more attention, declar- Early Clobing op Snors.—A. public meeting, con- the bosoms of their families. , , day of the protopopeof the convent had given occasion better pleased if he could have realised a good dividend attacking a man, by an exposition of his private cha- ing that " it did him good " He then declared it vened by the London General Association of all Shis boon the Emp eror refused, referring them to their they effected their escape. leaping down a high wall was time to go to the for them from the assets rather than bring out anew racter, in order to prove that his statements of me railway station, but, as he Trades for the early closing of shops, was held on apostate bishop. into the snow alighted in safety, and immediately was so delicate they paper, and some will be ra ther sorry that they have re- to the public, in his capacity of editor, were false : " " he yielded to Mrs. Barman's Tuesday evening, in the theatre of the Western In- Semiasko, after vainly using all his persuasive powers feH on their knees in thanksgiving. They then separa ted , hospitable solicitations and took " one glass of posed so much confidence in him. Then he says, " Mr. proving a man capable of making mis-statements or , gin- stitution, Leicester-square, in furtherance of the with this commu nity, to induce them to pass over to the in tho midst of , to facilitate then -flight. The superior , Ardill join p us, ex officio , as treasurer. " How much is to of falsifying facts, does not prove the falsehood of any and-water more." Mrs. Harman thon placed his objects of the association, when General Sir De Lacy Russian churc h, showed them aliKc tbe threats and pro- was driven to hide for days all the severity of the season, be entrusted to him is not stated. Then Mr. Cram p in- but the particular statements ; and I was desirous £210 in a silk handkerchief safely, accompanied Evans took the chair. Mr. Lee, Dr. Epps, and mises he mas empowered to make in the name of Nicholas, than berries 'of together in the woods, without other food , forms ue, "Mr. Hethering ton has been nominated a directing my reply to the statement itself him to the station-house, and when (the " young other gentlemen addressed the meeting ; and reso- and the awfnl signature appended to a docu ment which Once, , and not of or anything to quench her thirst but the snow. director !" Nothing is said about reposing tru st in seeking to heap upon the head of the editor the errors man") expressed a wish to go into a second-class lutions in accordance with the principles of the commanded him to adopt such measures as the interes ts the door of a wealthy carriage, siie (Mrs. Harman) declared emphatically driven to extremity, she knocked at Mr. Hetherington , but as he is the publisher for the of the man, or the errors of the editor upon the head association were unanimously adopted. ofrelfcion uiijlit require, to oblige all recusants to reform. veneration b its he should do nothin g of the kind it would be enough looking house, and being received with y Rational Society, of course he is to be trusted for the ol the individual. Had Mr. Ilill done the same by , TinAing their determinati on utishakeable , he left them money, provisions , and a cor- to give him his death &c,, Warlike Preparations.—We can state as a fact owner, was provided with proceeds of the publicati on after the members have me, I should not have complained ; had he confined , and insisted upon his three months to consider the matte r ; and then, deta ching rect map of her route. She crossed the frontie r dis- going into a first-class carnage that a naval officer high in command has been pri- snbsciibed to establish it, and doubtless , like all pre- his punnine:sarcasm (to give it no harsher term), or , at the same time from his breast one of the numerous orde rs with -which but even then was not in security, charging tho guard to be attentive to him. He vately engaged in taking measurements of the large guised as a shepherd ; vious officers of the society, he is very trustworthy. what he calls his " severe criticism," to the party the Emperor had rewarded his apostacy, he atte mpted tt Prussia gives up even its was booked for Pentryeh, 8toameis under mail contract service with her Ma- as the cowardl y government of And lastly, Mr. Cramp proceeds to say of himself, "I have which had called the paper into existence, the Dirth near Cardiff ; but upon piti itou the bosom of the superior , to whom lie held out a the arrival ofthe train at Troeddyrhiw, only three jesty's Government, and with orders to report imme* own subjects to tbe Czar. been appointed general secretar y." The previous com- of which seems to have given him so much pain, I dazzling prospect of honouvs and rewards. It was not until she had reached Posen, in the midst of miles from Merthyr, he tapped the window of the diately to the Admiralty on their capabilities for These women it must be remembered , in their devout munication of Mr. Cramp had been signed by him as should probably have never heard of it, or, if I had, carrying guns of the largest calibre. The tne large , a Polish population, that she felt in security ; and here should not have noticed it so long carriage and deBired the guard to open the door, as belief, now saw in their former pastor only an impious socretary of the Congress, but he seems on this occasion , as it was honest steamers,- forming the fleet of the West India Royal she had unobtrusivel y withdrawn to a convent of the to have become a pluralist, to have been promoted " severe criticism ;" but when he descends to person- he was too ill to proceed. The guard heard him and seceder from the faith of their fathers. irena lliecc-slas, too precious into opened the door and the • y g Mail Company ; also the vessels of the Peninsular Sisters ol Charity, but she was conside red , genera! secretary, without relinquishing the office of ality, as in my case, I can only think there is " Some- ' oun man" stepped out and (the superior of the convent ,} therefore , spurnhig this perpe trated in wentaway. " Hang me, exclaimed the breaksman and Oriental Company, together with the Great as a livhig testimony of the horrors daily secretary to Congress . Who knous but what Mr. Cramp thing Sinister" intended ; and, if such be the case, " , temptation , said tauntingly to the bishop— encirc les, to " if that ere fellow haven't got a voice like a Britain and Great Western, are said to have been that Golgotha which the frontier of Rnssia may become Secre tary of State.as well a6 genera l secre- or if there be " Something Secret" at the bottom of 'ooman." " Keep it, keep it; it would ill accord with the humble wounds, and "Itell you what is is," said the guard " there quietly but oj?tct'a% inspected. A naval officer, well be left in her retirement With her scars , tary, throug h the instrumentalit y of his organ. He then all this, the " Sad Scoundrel" will find that ho has , 's cross which marks my order , and with you it serves to tol' , something very queer about him. Three miles back he acquainted with the coast of'America, has been sum- personal evidence, she has been wisely forwarded aris informs the members of the Rational Society, that " The to deal with one who, though he may not be " Some- hide a breast benea th which there beats the heart of an to express came in scarcely able to move, assisted by women moned to London, to give information to the Admi- where a deputa tion recentl y waited on her, Central Board have it in contempla tion to issue a peri odi- thing Superior," is not a Simple Simon, who will , as apostate!" their sympath -with her cruel treatment. In Posen she if he was not going to live five ralty. Such a combined force as these numerous and y cal," and he calls upon the members of tbe Rationa l So- quietly bear the Spiteful Spleen of a Silly Scribbler , minutes, and now, These nans had been fortified in tlieir resolution by and shor tly after- look he walks—there's apace foryou I" Some weeks powerful ships would form, independent o£ the regu- was joined by the sister Wawrzecka , ciety to transmit funds to him to he paid over to the trea - appears desirous making a the oliortation of their confessor, a wca&, bat probabl y . who of Sanguinary Sacri- after the " young man" had so stron gly excited the lar steamers of war, would be ono of the strongest wards learned that the other two bad , in like manner , surer , that treasurer bein g Mr. Ardill. fice of all thoso he Supposes Stand between him and Tvtli-nieauing man, named Hichalewitch. escaped the pursuit of the Russian authorities , aud been his objects. sympathies of certain kind-hearted folks at Merthyr, ever seen on the ocean. The West India Company's .As the persecution became more rigorous aro und him, It must be acknowledged that this is very like a recom- ships alone are twelve in number, and of about 1,200 safely for warded by the zeal of the inhabitants to the mendation from Mr. Ardill , for the members to subscribe He declines my letter, and prophecies I shall Mr. Morgan Thomas went to Merthyr from Ynisgoy, betweea the threats aud promises of his bishop, he was pub- proceeded to the bank tons burden each. Liverpool Times. Austrian frontier. to set We find the commencement of lish it in some other channel. It did , and having transacted his — iaSacnced to desert to ihe Russian communion , and he up a new pape r. not require , -was copied into the the paper to be the act and deed of the Central Board much foresight to prophecy this, for the letter he b i was asked by the clerk if they had not better Catholic Cathedral in Australia.—A magnifi- was afterwards frequentl y obliged to take his seat as The above shocking narrative , putus nessthat £240 straight ?" the editor of that paper prefacing it with the and wc find Mr. Hetherington and Mr. Ardill , one a pub- received was a manifold copy, and was intended " What £240 ?" said Mr. cent (Catholic) Cathedral, upon a scale of consider- member of the tribunal which attempted to subdue the Times, to Thomas, lisher , and the other connected with the press , show him that if he did not publish it some " Why," replied the clerk, "the £240 we able magnitude, will, ere long, be commenced in obstinacy of these women. It is, however , probable that observation—" We hope and believe these descrip- added to one else paid to a sickl the council on this occasion as thoug h for the express should. y young man, who appeared like a Adelaide ; ample funds having been munificentl y he yielded more to terror than seduction, for he strove tions to be greviously overcharged." , preacher, wiio was accompanied , This observation called forth a letter from the purpose of giving tlieir aid and experience in the matter , . He says my note did not require so long an answer : by Mrs. Harman " subscribed elsewhere, by friends of the Catholic apparentl y to bury his remorse in incessant intoxication ; Of course this produced an explanation. Mr. Thomas author of the work, from which the narrative had aud wc find Mr. Ardill volunteering to hold the stakes, then why did he give it ? The truth is more likely Church. and in this condition he afterwards fell into a pool of most positively declared that he had not authorised A Roman Villa.—The remains of a Roman villa -Kater . where he was drownetl * been copied, from which we give the following ex- through bis secretary, Mr. Cram p. to be that it did require so long an answer, lor it any preacher to draw , tract :— Then on the 12th of Octobi -r, appea rs another manifesto would not be convenient to say the statement was mon ey for him, and instantl y of considerable extent , have been recently discovered Three days after the insulting refusal of the superior proceeded to Mrs. Harman 's residence. A varie ty The authenticity of the revolting details rest , firstl y, published in the form of a handbill , and addressed " To made without authority : and if it was a falsehood, near Wheatley, Oxfordshire, and some excavation* to apostatise, Semiasko came with a detachment of sol- of circumstances induc ed Mr. Thomas to suspect that have been made under the direction of Dr. Bromet. the convent. Such was on accoun ts transmitted from the Archbishopric of Posen the members and friends of the Rational Society." it was his, for which he was sorry. He chose the one Mary Williams, diers to turn the sisters out of Ceam p a married woman, but who had the violence employed—snch the terror insp ired by the to Paris, recordlngthejoiutdeposition . on oath, ofthe nun " Signed m beltalf of the Board, John , Sec." This round about method of getting out of the difficulty by transferred her affections French Duel.—The Journal de la Cote d' Or of manitesto is a very unique production , certainly very getting farther into it. from hor liege lord to a persecution that a sick nun of Wavrzecka and the superior Irena Mieceslas, and estab- dignitary of the order of odd the ISth inst. states that a duel , which created the account of universal , I say, truly, e ad New Moral World fellowship, was the their number fell and expired -upon the pave ment of the lishing the trustworthin ess of these deponents ; secondly, creditable to the Board on whose behalf it is signed, and " I nev r re the , party who had personified the delicate, interesting, , took place between two privates of we regret that we have not now space at liberty to publish and do not kEOW whao Air. Cramp may have said utmost horror chapel. on accounts received in Paris direct from Poland con- and amiable young man, and in this suspicion he was artillery in garrison at Gray. After one of the com- firmatory both of the general features of the case, it in full. After announcing their conviction that it is respecting me." I should not have known of the batants had been slightly wounded The remainder were heavibyironed, hand and foot and of confirmed when he was informed that the party , and the seconds and of the estimation in which the character of essential to the well-bein g of the Bociety to have a paper , appearance either the statement or my letter , had refei re had interfered to put an end to the combat , ihe marchedt o Vitepsk, where they wt-replacedin a Russiau they not been both pointed out to me by a friend. 1 d to had deposited at a bank in Merthyr the convent of " Wads sisters. ** the superior is held in her native city • thirdly, on the and informing the members and friends what it is to be sum of £120 in the notes of the Brecon Old Bank. wounded man took an opportunity to attack his ad- called, the secretary publishes the confession. " It may certainly looked for this number, and when my friend These black sisterhoods which may, in some mea- personal evidence of-this woman (relating only what She was accordingly taken up and lodncd in the versary, who was not on the defensive, and passed , be, perhaps, proper to remark, that the parties to whose showed me the notice to correspondents, sta- sure he compared to our penitentiaries , are places of regarded herself , and what she had seeu with her own I sent to tion-house, where she now remains his sword through his body. The victim had suffi- core the interests ol' the society are constitutionall y en- puivbasa the three last numbers, which are the . She is, we are refuge for the widows of private soldiers , and receptacle s eyes) as given by her in Paris , where , tUl the 10th of informed, the owner of several houses, and has cient strength to draw out the sword, and then fell trusted, have no funds at their command" (!) very frank first I have had ; and if he intends from this to claim , at for the most disorderl y prostitutes. last month, she was residing with the sisterhood of one time, moved in a respectable sphere. dead. and very honest. Then he says, " The paper will be com- me as a reader of his print,hc is likely to have a goodly Here the thirty-three nuns of St. Basilius , from Minsk, the "Assumption Impasse des Vignes." Ruedes The Tea Trade, menced at their own risk , and any loss consequent upon number of subscribers, for I ant not the only person Nov. 24.—The deliveries of tea met with fourteen more of their ord er transferred from Postes, a religious community now removed to a new- in London last week were 492,4811b., and this year , it, will be borne by them indivi dually. " If none of them he has attacked by his Scurvy Scurrility. Important Case in the Court of Queex's Bkxcii , convent at Chaillot , where any inquiri es can be made to the 1st inst., they wete 2O,70G 000lb. The stock smother convent to this abode, where for two years they ha ve any funds , they certainl y are not risking much in The next and last paragraph in his notice, tub Q,uekn v. Richard Johnson. , into her story. The facts given by this witness (who is the — Tho defendant on the 1st inst. was 30 -were kept at hard labour, chained in couples, and ex. the undertaking. most eool, impudent, and barefaced falsehood I have in this case was convicted under the 39fch George ,300,0001b. The importB this posed to all the mali gnity oftbe depraved associates with for thirty years has secured the venera tion of all with year have been 32,41S, But though they are willing to take all the risk , it is ever read. 1 have not attempted to draw any line HI., c. 70, s. 15, for having received at the door of 0001b.—an increase of upwards whom these women of gentle birth were thus forcibl y whom she came in contac t), to the person from whom I of 2,000,0001b. The stock on the 16th announced in the same document that " should any sur- at all ; for I have given a plain denial to the whole a house not licensed for the delivery of lectures a inst., how- mingled. hold them, is the foundation of my statement. Irena , d d 20, plus arise from the sale, it will be used as the laws and statement by saying, that " neither in my individual sum of 2d. for admitting an individual to hear a ever was re uce to 488,0001b. The deliveries In 1S39, all other efforts having failed to shake their Mieceslas was, however, daily called upon to repeat her had increased constitu tion of the society shal! prescribe. " So that the capacity, nor as treasurer to the Rational Society, lecture delivered by a certain Emma Martin, upon to 31,506,0001b., and the imports to resolution they were transferred to another Russian con- evidence in Paris , substantiating the personal portions of , willing to give up all the nor yet as ex-officio member of the the subject of " The Follies and Cruelties of the 33,418,0001b. her narra tive, by tbe ineffaceable scars andmarks record- Central Board are profit of the Central Board, tent of black sisters , in the city ofPolock. Here they the publication to the society, and bear the loss them - have I given one word of advice ia the matter." Christian Missions." The conviction was upon an Calling out of the Militia,—A report met with ten more nonconformist nuns of the same ing tbe violence of which she had been the victim. On T has been selves, having told us they have no funds from tWiich to Aow what more does he want ? it is plain and under, information laid by a common informer, and did not for some days current of an intention on fifty-seven, the 9th of October , the eve of her departure for Rome, the part order. The whole number ofthjse women, defray the loss! and then tbe truth comes out occasion- standable, not mystified by a multiplicity of words, slate upon the face of it the name of the party to of her Majesty's Government, not rely so fully were now brou ght np twice a week, on Wednesdays and where she might have perhaps met face to face with the as ally, in broken sentences , " unless the members feel like his answer to my note , its only fault in his eyes whom a portion of the penalty was to be paid. Mr. it has hitherto done upon the Chelseato pensioners in Fridays , before a commission of the Russian autho rities Emperor Nicholas, she was induced to make her appear- ance in Prince Czartorysld' s drawing-room , and to sati sfy bound to contribute to a fund for general purposes ." 1 suppose to be its extreme plainness. Parry now applied to the Court for a rule to quash case of any occasion for their services, but to call out and clirgy, and flogged before them , receiving fifty the curiosit y of a numerous company by a repetition of And afterwards it is added, " Any deficienc y that may arise With respect to my responsibility as a member of the conviction, upon the ground that the 2nd Vic- tho malitia for a short period of training. It is eaid strokes a-piece. f rom the paper icitt be tlie oyily thing charged to the general the Board, he knows that it is unfair to impute the toria, c 12, which amended the statute of the 39th Has was continued for months together , till the the atrocities which have been copied into your columns. that the expediency of forming a better school of re- fund." lastl y comes the climax, " we earnestl y entreat acts of a body to any individual composing that body, George HI., provided also that no information cruits for the army will be put forward as the ground wounds upon thtir backs was an open sore, and tbat would be too bad if the very excess of Ihe cruelties the society to rally round the organ. ". where the majority rule the minority, for the indivi- should be laid lor any offence committed under that for this measure.—Times. pieces of the scabs, and then of tbe raw flesh, adhered to It ussian Government and its agents should b On reference to the publication itself we find this an- dual accused may have been one of the minority ; how act (the act of Victoria), and also provided that the the instruments of tor Jure. Three of their number died of the R , y Dr. NicnoL, of Doctors'-commons, died on Monday ing the belief of the civilised world nouncemen t to be viewed of such importance that a large much worse is it when, as in tins case, the president statutes of George III. and that of Victoria should be beneath this infliction. outstripp , screen the last. from its odium without further inquiry, por tion of it is re-published over the leading article both has complete power, and the Board are merely ap- constructed altogether as if they consisted of only a They were then fed on salt herrings , and refus ed drink oppressors and Tar late Qui Tam Actions. in the first and second numbers of the Rational Herald. pointed to carry out what lie may devise and deter- single act. . The learned counsel contended that in —The action com- Ru ssian mode of tort ure), except on the con- avert the sympath y due to its victims. menced by Charles li. Russell against Mr. |a favourite If Mr. Ardill wishes to repudia te all connection with the mine upon ; and in my particular case, it.is worse such circumstances the effect of the provision that H. Ilill, dition of apostacy. This punishment , which it appears I am, sir, very respec tfully, your obedient servant , to recover £40 000 and £20 undertaking, of course he can do so, aud make known his even than this, for my connection with the Board is the acts should be construed together was that no , ,000 won on the turf, has they found the most difncult to bear , was superseded by a " The Acthoe or Revelations of Russia." intention. His letter to us manifests th at he is, very pro- ex-ojjido, I hold my appointment under the con- information under the 39th George III. could belaid, been stopped on the payment of costs incurred, which svstem of star vation. They were only fed once every Mortime r-stree t, Cavendish-square. were taxed at £10 4s. 10. The above named qui tam perly, rather ashamed to be connected with it; and , if we gress, by virtue of my appointment I am entitled to except in the name of. the Attorney-General, in con- Other day, and driven to eat nettles and the fodder of the It appears from an article published in the Journal informer has since been captured mistake not , there will be found many others anxious to a seat at the Board to receive the monies paid to me formity with the provisions of the act of the present and lodged in a few days ago Irexa Mieceslas convent cattle. des Bebats, , that is disclaim any part or lot in the matter. But something as treasurer, and to disburse such monies according Queen. In reference to the second objection Whitecross-street gaol, for the costs of an action loyed to dig out clay, and not under- , the They were emp now in Rime, where her appearance has caused a more will be expected than a simple disavowal from those to the order of the president ; if Mr. Hill can per- learned gentleman observed that the prisoner had no brought by him against Lord G. Bentinck, and tried to conduct an excavation ,the earth fell iu and sensation. The excitement is so great, that at Guildford Assizes. Standhv 'how great who have been most active in ianuching the project . We suade himself that this is " advising the members ol means of ascertaining the person to whom a part of number. With Incredible barbarity convents imprecations have been ap- buried five Of their in many ofthe find the names of Mr. Buxton , Mr. Ardill , Mr. Hethering- the Rational Society to subscribe to set up another the penalty was to bo paid, the effect of which may A Relic.—A rather interesting relic was disco- tho rities not only refuse d to dig them out, ordinary prayers, and amongst others the Russian au nended to the ton, and Mr. Cramp, appointed or re-appointed to office paper," or anything like it, ho is easy to persuade, be to cause his imprisonment for an indefinite period. vered a few days ago upon the shore of St. Brelade nuns from attemp ting to extrica te : "A furore Nicolailibera nos, Bomine. 's bat prevented the the following on the very occasion when the project was finall y resolved but I think he will find a difficulty in persuading Lord Denman said that the recent act of the present Bay, Jersey. While Mr. Robertson, a gentleman They peris hed in this self-dug grave. arena Mieceslas was presented to the Pope, when thtir companions. on, therefore every one of them is clearly amenable for others to think the same way. My name has not been Queen did not appear to be applicable to the present who resides in that locality, was rambling the survi vors were em- account of her suffering, he affected to upon the Tbe next labou r in which on hearing an the consequences , though we are no strangers to the fact given out as treasurer to any fund but that of the ca6e, as the clause iu that act which required infor- beach, hia eye was attracted b constructi ng a palace hare had any know- y a small dark and ployed, was to aid the masons iu doubt that the Emperor could that others , whose names are less prominent society, that I have ever heard of, except b mation to be laid in the name of the Attorney- practised towards her and her , have been y Mr. James rusty-looking object lying amongst the shingle. for the renegade bishop. ledge of the atrocities equally instrumental in producing this abortion.! Hill, or the editor of tho New Moral (?) World, for General, referred exmessly and exclusively to the Lifting it up he found it to be a drinking eup, whose spiri t no terror s will ; but the abbess replied that she had ad- similar Some of the Polish gentry , companions I find hi looking over the number for jtfov. 8th, that offences connected with printing aud publishing, in in shape and general appearance to those which —one of their number addressed dressed a memorial to Nicholas, describing her suf- To this importation of special pleading from the are qcell. coming to look on, Old Bailey, I wroto the following answer:— I figure again in that number as the treasurer to a the circumstances prohibited by the act ; and the to be seen in the paintings of the old Flemish masters. some words of consola tion to these poor women. Within ferings, and that some time afterwards the apostate fund , the monies for which fund are to be " paid into considerations arising from the words of the latter individual , and with Northern Star Office, act The date of its manufacture cannot be assigned to a twenty-four hour s, not only this imprudent Bishop Semiasko showed her the memorial, the hands of Mr. Ardill, (of the NortJi ern Star), for in this respeit were strengthened by the circumstance the Emperor's 1C, Great 'Windmill-street, llajmarket, London. period less remote than 400 years. It has two han- bu t ah those around him had disappeared. it a letter, which he had received in what purpose we have not been able to discover. that separate offences punishable upon information dles, nuns injur ed " Holy and November 15th, 1815, " I and is about double the size of a common claret The falling of a wall in the midst of the handwriting, to the following effect :— can only say that I have not "discovered " the fund were created by that act. The objection which was glass. many, aud killed eight of them outri ght. A ninth and Venerable Archbishop,—Tour conduct has been holy To the Editor of the NewMoral World. or yet the " purpose" of it, but I think rested upon the fact that the Sir,—I did not expect that my note to you would have I" discover" conviction did not dis- Batos and Wash-houses for the Labouring teatli soon after perished. and venerable. I approve what you have done, and that Mr. Hill has been very desirous of having tribute the penalty mi been honoured wi aside ght have been fatal if the con- Classes. —The establishment for the poor at Glass- These ten bodies wire carried off by the people, and what you may do." th a place in ihe Funning Print; neither thrust at Mr. Ardill , (of the Northern viction aid not follow did I expect that Star), for what the very form which was given house-strcet, London Docks, has now completed the hidd en irha -e all the efforts of the Russ ian au tho rities And now, ye unwomanly, heartless she-aristocrats, so short a letter , asking so simple a is best known to himself, perhaps it is m the statute ; but " question , would have for my connec- as the conviction was in the very first six months of its experiment, and during that failed to discover them. who joined with tour " lovely and interesting" needed so long an answer as you tion with a paper that has several times words of the act, and as have given to it; but truth is not given him a it was very probable that period the warm-baths', wash-tubs, and drying appara- About this period., several monks of St. Basilius were Queen, that " paragon of a wife and mother," that easily hid ; and we teazing, the last time the defendant would not experience any never depart from the as " William I wish I may get rea l difScultv tus have been used by 29,080 persons. The bro ught to the tame convent. Their treatme nt is de- •' roval incarnation of all the domestic virtues," in honest and straig htforward course the title deeds in ascertaining, in fact build- without havin g ;" if it is so, he ought to know, , who the person was to whom ings on the site for the first model establishment scrib ed as having been more barbarous than even that of feasting and worshipping the brutal royal ruffian , to pursue a very intricate path , in our from my position with that paper that the remainder of the penalty was to be paid at endeavours to make reason. , 1 cannot have any- , the Gouldstone-square, Whitechapel, were sold by the nuns . Four of these men, Zawecki, Koraar, Zile- Nicholas, how will ye answer to your country and the worse appear the better thing to do with what appears in rule for quashiug the conviction would be discharged. auction ye did to both ? At- My note of half a dozen lines has re quired more than a it, any more than yesterday, and arc to be cleared away this wiez, and Buckzynski by name, all upwards of seventy your sex for the foul outrage with what appears in the New Moral The other Judges concurred with Lord Denman week in tbe behind the paltry ex- column from you as an to me that you World. Or it , and Tho foundation stone is to be laid there on jear sof age, were at las^ full severity winter , tempt not to shelter youi-sclves answer—a proof may be that ho thinks me an opponent the application to quash the conviction was accord- the lGtli northern miscreant took have not in your previous , and has a of December. stri pped and placed under a pump, -where as the water cuse that the visit of the any authority for the assertion mind to give me a Sly Slash ; if such be the case I in«ly refused. was into ice, and previous to the above horrid facts becoming number, with respect to my advice" to the Rational So- poured over them it gradually congealed place " trust he will always find me willing to bear either Fatal Accident on the Great Western Rail- The Irish Couegeb.—Lord Primate Beresford froze them to death ; another named the Abbe Lauda nski, known. These abominations are but part and parcel ciety. I, however, take the answer, 6uch as it is, and life Severe Strictures or his Savage has declared his intention for the will make the avail myself of Sarcasm with Suit- road. — Oxford, Monday. — This morning a .fatal of bestowing £1,000 on aged and infirm , whilst stagger ing beneath r. load of fire- of a svstem which has been long in operation, best I can of it. I will also able Simplicity, or ready to meet his Sly each ot the three pro your Scheming accident occurred on the Great Western Railroad , at vincial colleges, towards the Wood, was struck upon the bead with such violence by a purpose of utterlv extinguishing all that is Polish m implied offer to allow mc to make " known my in- with Superior Subtlety. foundation of divinity tention the Abingdon-road station, under the following cir- schools for students of the dru nken deacon that his skull was frac tured , and he nationality, religion, mind, and feeling. le knew " respectin g my " repudiation of all connection established church. l olisb with the undertakin g, like cumstances :—A young woman, named Fanny Gos- Novembe ^jq . t o ^ it was presumed that the thief was some property. The famale said at fir it " Forgive me, as this of the stock , ; ,tlie stock and premises , and as Ctjart&t iriuelltgence miWt is the first time ;" and theni |" .It J oa'Hllet me!gbiril ireV one well acquai nted with amusements fttrfl upot Csntra l Criminal Couft* , ) risoner- had only been-a few weeks in-Mr. .'Ru 8sell'6 ialu store . aU the tbings. I ve».taken ,away.i„.!i;he . jury ,found the p SADLER'S ^ --v — * ' "' and was not able to give a very satisfac tory ac- LONDON. WEL LS. ~—: ' QU£E->"S bench. The fi rst session ih'lhYpresin tT^ them both guilty. Evid ence was then given that the employ, The traged y, of King Lear roCll T Or of the robbery, he has bv some bpon „„ . v. Hes»t Xeebd hah Sceope on Monday last. -' ;.:/.; ^ -ii i------female was ' convicted - in this ' eburt on the first day of count of his movements,oh the ^evemnt . Someks Town.—At a meeting of this branch ofthe the noblest effort of Shakspeare l0^ 11 t«V Ogees . :- . ; T R t r ^ l^nis and 1 sentenced to three months ' imprisonment. was suspected, and given into custody. Mr. Russell Co-operative Land Society,' on Sunday evening, No- wil always continue , popular, for c , SnopLirriNo.—-Carsline Bayi aged 24, and Jane Scott, last year / the passion, J""* SB^r-s ^ - haU p]ead ed w to the magistrate that although ho had ueed the e 23rd, the following resolutions were passed :— embraces is one that tak es iu ^1 1 eii tiicu/j ^^ g the ^^ aged 18, were indicted for stealing seven handkerchiefs, The young woman was questioned as to whet her th ey sta ted v mber strong est hi," ' * it -renter of »e ^g 0f the directors of exertioiis 'to gain a clue to' any part of his propert y, be nominated as delegate to the human heart. Lear' s affection for his t,ll! j under otherwise seven yards of silk, value 80s.* the proper ty of were married 1 She said they were, at Larhb ethj nine utmost " That Mr. Pettit daLftL« °5 agaiu sthim effect that object, upon the elements of our nature , presen ts « Geo by the evidence that months and a fortn ight ago. The sentenc e oh theomah and had even offered a rewar d of £100 to forthcoming Conference;" also, " that the Somers a Sfj S ^ r ^ U Susannah Eliza Cris p. It appea red ternal love that engages the deepest inter est of^ P*- lemrs to divers persons, General rchase a months ' hard labou r, and-on the woman he had hot been able to obtain any informa tion , and he Town committee recommend the committees of - w w,,e m ffr having written the prisoners , according to custom, went to pu was six eighteen we discover that this affection has for its re turn .1 n and othe rs, havin g, as di- consequentl y notin a' pbsition to bring further evidence General Robertson , trifling article, and , while one was maki ng the bargain , calendar months. The female prisoner became frantic was the other districts to be at Turnagain-lane half- ingratitude aud behold the unha ppy king ^ffloVk. to obtain from them discharged. a rir ev »n ^ rertor Tpa tronag eof offices in India , the other employed herself in abstract ing the articles and clung to the bar , exclaiming, " Oh , my lord ; don ' t against the prisoner. The prisoner was then an-hour previous to the election, for the purpose of passions which convulse Ids frame , he calls fm-ri, ?08» Government de- emotions of our aU situa tion in the Indian , by means of named. . They escaped at first without being detecte d, but give me eighteen monfhB , send me for seven year s instead , The prisoner on being told tba t he was discha rged , arranging the business."—A. Pettit, Secretary. pity. We follow him in hi, P L °« some misfortune , and whilst we ar e r to ihe said pers ons certai n rewardsfor exertin g clare d before God tha t he was as innocent as the baby un- moved often bv «.,..• of »romkin» in the course of the day a policeman brought the silk, I don't like eighteen months hard labour," Sho was Lambeth, — The Land and the Charter, — Mr, imbued with grea t tenderness Mnt in his favour. Therehad also been letter s of the robbery. Ho would give all the assistance in , our feellnKS are im ' * their influen ce which he had taken from the prisoners. The ju ry, after removed by force. born Ross (late of Leeds), lectured on the above important by an exaltation 01 mind which l wives ofthe direc tors in question, offerin g to Mr. Russell to trace out the thieves. breath es forth "**^ writte nto the a long consultation, returned a verdict of acquittal in Trc ksda y.—Suashis g.—Edward Powal, son ofthe his power subjects, on Sunday evening last, at the South Lon- eloquent and phil osophic language of the n lle certa in sums of money when the defenda nt noet i J them to pW favour of Scott, supposing her to have been the tool of the the Mint and who had been-em- QUEEN SQUARE. don Chartist-hall, to a numerous and evidently de- been said , that although this play aboun ds has appoin tment through the influence or clerk to the Solicitor of , with ? shoul d obtain an move experienced thief. Bay was declared guilty. It —Stabvation and Theft. —John Bedsted, a tions of passion; from the most tend er into si* ployed in a confidential character by that officer for a Totsdat. lighted audience.. At the conclusion of the lecture, tho !•• » ! of tlieir husba nd?.—The defendant was now trought was charged with felony. fury of madness , it is not well calculate d for 1 act was then proved upon a second indictment that Bay was considerable period, was charged with having utte red a poor miserable attenuated being, the district secretary handed Mr; Rosss a note, an- thect -m ,"" judgment. He put in affidavits to the effect, that been observed on the previous evening by the ac tor being capable of conveying by tone, look , D(> up for convicted of "lifting " last year in this court , and sen. soverei knowing it to be counterfeit. There were other He had nouncing that since May 26th there had been col- ture the letters were written he was labourin g gn, waiter at the Pine Apple, Williain-street , PimUco, carry. , those terrible reproach es, and those am,o,\e°s- at th e time tenced to six months ' hard labour. The court non- lected for shares £146 3s. 2d. Fourteen new share- beaveu itself to mental distress and excitement , counts iu the indictment , char ging him with having hi in a bag, and on being , which amidst the conflict of feeliim ? under acuU arising from sentenced her to transportation for seven years. There ing a quart pot partially concealed f his possession a number of counterfe it coins, and tender- , the pot was found to belong to the proprietor of holders were added to this important branch. gives expression to. It Is In the closet, ther eto™ m " the loss of his father , and the derangemcat of his affairs Not stopped perhaps the mi f was a dreadful wailing among some females in the gallery ing the same. The jury found the ^prisoner Guilty, the Phoenix, in the same neighbourhood. It was . further Whitechapel.—On Sunday last there was delivered , ghty genius of Shak spere can , in thic rT » by the dishonesty of other parties , for whom he had in- passed. be best appreciated . " While we read y» when they heard the sentence of banish ment and lie w-as'at once discharge d. ' . . . .. proved that he had been seen in possession of another pot an oration at this locality, on the death of VV. H. it," savs , , curre d liab ilities ; that while he was in this state he was upon being called brated writer, " we see not Zear, but we are Lear Tuesda y.—BcsctAax Paul Cooper, aged 20, de- 18 pleaded guilty a night or two previously. Prisone r, bv . Mr. Drake, which was followed by ad- we ig - indu ced, in the desperate hope of retrieving his amiirs, Thif t.—James Lowe, , to an indict- afraid I have not Bain, hts mind , and are sustained by a grande ur "1 scribed as a French polisher , pleaded guilty to an indict- upon to make Ms defence, said, " I am which iiim write those letters to the ladies mentioned in the in- ment charging bim with stealing from the per son. The done enough ." Mr. Bond: What answer have you to the dresses from Messrs, Shaw, Docksey, and .others. A the malice of dau ghters and-storms. " Hbt witu stii,!• f it, ifhe thinks he can. ne has not to do that. — with him as his wife. She denied it, or that any such in- dressed men, the former about 45, and the latter 30, years damage this society, should be strictly enforced as a lainti ff continued : There was a whole series of and to Mr. Francis Hobler , the chief clerk at the quently eliciting the applause of the whole house. Tho The p timacy ever existed. Common Sergeant : Supposing it Mansion-house , without having any authority for such of age, were placed at the bar before Mr. Traill , charged rule in this society." and he could not separate the one from the other. with stealing upwards of £50 in sovereigns and silver piece was well put on the stage and was eminentl y suc- libels, were true, your offence would be aggravated. The pri- references ; aud also falsely adding to some of the said , HALIFAX. cessful, Mr , Cnnfield , the American Sampson—who The plaintiff proc eeded io comment on the unceasing and said that letters that the said William Taylor Copeland , Esq., and basides watches , iu a public -house called the Old The Lasd. A public meeting of the shareholders soner made a long statement to the jury, — lias been a source of attraction in the Eas t and South of inalice with which he had been pursued by the Satirist nor did he ever intend to would be securi ty for him to the amount of £1,000 : this Justice , in Beraondsey-wall , and slso with commit ting of the Chartist Co-operative Land he had not published the banns , court do hereb Society was held London for some time past , and who appears equally newspaper , and expressed his hope and belief that the y caution the public against pay ing any at- violent assaults , with a Ufe-presefver ,"on policeman 237 M in the Long Room, Bullclose-lane . Members were marry his accuser. He declared that she lent him the tention to such references to either the character ju ry would treat this first paragraph as a libel. The , integ- division , and a young man , maned Samuel Brown , on present from the following laces :—Hebdenbridge successful in the " Far TVest"—went through his feats of purse of money and the scarf, and bought him a new ri ty, or responsibility of the said Joseph Ady. (Signed) p , strength and agility much to the surprise Mid gratifica- sccoud libel of whichbe complained was inser ted in the in order that they should go out respectable on a taken them into custody. They were remanded , bowerby, Longroyd "Wart Stainland hat , WooD-rnoitPB." Sir Peter Laurie said that if any person , Lower cy, , tion of the audience. The evening's entertai nment con- paper of the yth of March , IS15, and sought by the most ' , had paid Ady under the belief that Ady was authorised THAMES. Ovenden Moun t ain and Haliax. Mr. Hirst was ap- day s pleasure. —Common Sergeant: Yes she thought the , , cluded with the successful gran d spectacle, produced last shameful insinuations , to connect his (ihe plaintiff' s) day's pleasure was to get married. What say you to to refer to Sir Peter Laurie , as a valuntary referee , it was Monda y.—The Chae ge of Muedee on boaed the pointed to preside, and the correspondence was read, only necessary to prefer an indictment at the next Old week, entitled the " Red Lance ," which continues to ex- name with the murder of De la Hue and ihe crimes of taking away her wedding ring and the shaw l !—The pri- Toey.—This day Mr. Broderip received a certificate from when the meeting became very stormy, and much Bailey Sessions, for obtaining money under false pre - cite the highest interest, The house was exceedingly Iiockys ?—Ju dge : None whatev er. Mr. Lpife. documents he wished to look over Broderi p iimieuPrinted bujy DOUGALiiUUlj/Ui M'GOWAN.JSl -WU H AiV orof 1016., Greaur«a'anQ J" ^^ 1 ^^s a dcta ^ then char ged with sttaliug book6 and other Russell at his ties of £100 e. tako their tr ials at the , of No. 18, . «ed, the commissioner other shop, in King-street , but in n of the U nd a street , Walworth in the Parish of St. Mary, »CB,„% S?»rtVv!iSf ^ con- articles, the pro perty of the same person. The evidence consequence of the presen t sessio Cent ral Crim inal Court golden ' meeting at , ^ ' lite -**certifi er tness with which the . The the Nerinn rarX t ton, in the County at the Office, >o. »«' ^ ^ S ^^ in this case was less ambiguous, as the female was adroi robbery had been accomplished , prisoners were then removed in the of Surrey, n t« « the selection custody of the Strand , in the Paris h of St. Mary Je-Stran d, stopped with a box iu her hand, containing the stolen and of the valuable from the inferior part gaoler. 7 m vMm their eards of mem&rSp ' * City of West minster Saturday November 29, J815