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And National Teades' J0umal -J fcy)^ /$k ^ats JO THE MEMBERS OF THE CHARTIST No. CO-OPERATIVE LAJ*D SOCIETY. 2, at No. 3, Charles-street, at eight o'clock. Old Kent Road, Surrey, at the Eagle Brewery, Neat street, Coburg Road, at eight t'cloek. ' Mt Deas "Frieuds, j. , IHURBDA Y EVENING. that MOioredi teh On Thnrsaav|ast, I went to see an estate : at the Railway Eng ine Coffee House , , near at Marsh Gibbon ¦ ¦ -• was advertised to be sold „ , '- " • SATURDAY EVE NING. the capability ; Bicester in BucHnguarashire, and as Mr* Gadf 'ey's. SP^^-cll Street, St. by per- Ebbfativen. Of the SOU has been a matter much disputed and as SH more about it than idiots, ft?offi.?n "-«w.-T he weekly meeting of sons who know no 0 erative of all others yon shon d in futnrp n? £ .°P Land Society will be held it is a subject npon which 'day eveB»E» seven o clock fact is worth AND NATIONAL TEADES' thpS?S , - , . a* ' , at be iiorongblj informed, and as one J0UMAL. vague as- quested to pay their levies for a thousand arguments and ten thousand TOL. directors and local ex- recount some facts which I saw and IX. NO. 470. LONDON, SATURDAY, 0CTOBEB 24-I84ST~ m^ sertions, I shall • ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Fire -> ¦**¦—«. to " "* ShiHJHga ami™^ Sixpence per Quarter . auasssr" "' **• some that I learned in my drive from Aylesbury BiUDFOttD. - On Sunday, the members of the yon will plained the land plan, and how each cottage was on an usurper, and may be familiar with the leading turesquely situated on the Chartist Co-operative Land Society and Bicester a distance of seventeen miles, and Bandon river, in the midst REC EIPTS OF THE CHART IST CO-OPEUATIVE Chartist , the land of Association^ will meet in their ro oms, at Butte rwortb - fabricated , and tb.ele.asefor ever, and the bonus given features of their reign, and such characters as the green and beautifully undulating hills LAND SOCIETY , understand that mine are facts, nnlike the , once, as I biiiidings, at two o'clock in the afternoon. between to commence. O, said he, if I could only get that cynic or panegyrist may think proper to paint was informed, the seat of the Adderleys, •onversations of the League, manufactured but now the North BniKRXY. —A pu blic meeting will be held chance I'de jump for joy, WHY l'DE BE A GEN- them in; he may be acquainted with the battles property of a Jew, who became PER MR. O'CONNOR . in the large room of the Faint Revived Inn, passengers and free traders, and not one possessed of the whole SECTION North steam-boat TLEMAN. fought in their family estate No. 1. Brierly, near Horton Bank Top, on Sunday, (to-mor- the vulgar time, the names of the Generals, by feeding its late indolent, but yet SH ARE S. of whichever really occurred. I have £ g. d. row,) at five o'clock in the evening. Mr. Thomas I had gone so far with my letter, when Mr. disposition of their armies, and their victories and worthy proprietor, until the proper timo for Birmingham, per W, Thorn „ „ „ 0 18 C habit of picking up Information from any source, fore- Cheltenham , per W, Leach „ „ „ Mann, the proprietor, has kindly offered the use of defeats ; he may be familiar with the manners and closing the mortgage 1 m 3 f went in a gig and f aaad my driver to he a Wheeler arrived at Herringsgate, at eight o'clock at and becoming the purchaser. Sunderland , per H. Haines .. .. .. 0 10 0 tho lodge room , on Sunday evenings, to the Chartist and as customs of the court From Innishannon Leicester , per Z. Astill.. Star informa- night , with the advertisement of a farm of one , and the fashions and cabals of to Bandon , the road for three .. „ .. 2 0 . (* and Land Associatiens. The Northern , O'Con- verv shrewd fellow, 1 will recount the miles, the Georgia Mills, per W. Media n .. .. 2 0 0 nor 's Work on Smal l Farms, will be read every Sun- the age ; but, surely, lam not so muoh more igno- whole distance, is one unbroken level, with Kidderminster that I gathered from him and through him. hundred and eighty-eight acres that was to be sold , per G. Holloway .. .. 5 0ft day evening. Mr. Smith and others will attend the tion rant than others that what I have seen should be the Bandon river Oldham , por W. Hamer .. .. „ 117 6 in Oxfordshire and to , running on one side, and an im- meeting. Lectures on various subjects will be de- jj is name is Henry Turnham, he is boots and on the following day but one, pending wood Alva, per J. Robertson .. „ .. 1 3 t» a startling novelty to ME, and so familiar to OUR of oaks upon tho other. At nine pre- Asuton-uiidei -.Lyne livered during the winter. torn" at the White Hart Hotel, Aylesbury. inspect which I am obliged to start at an early hour , per E. Hobs on .. .. 0 11 6 •• second RULERS AND AUTHORS, and the majority of cisely we reached Bandon, and stopped to breakfast Manchester , per J. .Murray .. .. .. la lc 0 Caurihoton Co operative Land Societt.—The to-morrow morning. Liverpool, per J. Arnold 0 4 ' I m There is chapter and verse for the curious. I asked well informed men as to make repetition superfluous, at the Devonshire Arms . embers of the above branch are requested to at- , where, as I purposed re- tend, at the New Ocf ober what the usual rate of wages was in the coun- I remain, maining for the day Inn, on Saturday next, iim and surprise a just charge of ignorance. to attend the Court of Quarter £28 18 3 24th , at eight o'clock, on business of the utmost im- district; lie told me it was 8s. a-week, and was Your faithful friend and bailiff, Sessions, I took, up .my ¦*—=" portance. V)o ty abode. After breakfast , 1 SECTION No. 2. meet every Saturday night, at eight 'Coj .xoh. by, I ob- asked the o clock , for tho low in consequenceof the introdnction of agricul- Feargus 0 My fellow-passengers and the passers waiter if there were Buch a thing as a news- SHABES. pur pose of enrollin g members. BRADFqnn .—The members fcral machinery-, such as threshing- and winnowing P.S.—I should tell you that I did not purchase served, took no heed of what to them appeared to be paper to be had, when, to my great delight Maidstone , per W. Cogger .. ,. „ 0 11 8 of the National Char- , he intro- Clackmannan , per G. 1' „ ter Association are requested and that the trials for the land at Marsh Gibbon for several reasons— an eve-yday occurrence, and when we had got off duced me to a attcrson .. 1 4 7 to meet, in the Jarge machines, machine-breaking smart and spacious reading-room, Stock port , per T. Potter 115 8 room of the VFoolcombers' Arms, IJope-street, on iad been dreadful. At that time there were so firstly, it was for the" most part common though the stones, and when the coachman had a moment furnished with all the London , gSblin , and provin- Birmingham , per W. Thorn .. .. „ 1 15 0 Sunday next, at fire o' clock , on business of great Cheltenham, per W. Leach „ „ „ 217.0 importance. The in prison, that they were obli secondly, the best half of it was flooded to spare from attention to the various turns and ob- cial papers ; and , as natural in my present character Sunderland , per H. H aines „ ' members of the Land Society gaixy labourers ged to good land ; , ., .. 406 will meet in the structions, I said, "Pray is what I have seen in the the first information Korwich , per A. Bagshaw ., ;. - .. 19 9 same place, at the same time, aa send to the gaols in the morning to pick out those in winter by the overflowing of a brook which could that I looked for was the Eng- above. streets a usual occurrence ?" What's that Paisley, per J. Lithgow .. .. ..200 mere was least against to " sulk the cows." I' m not be lowered to a considerable distance ; third ly, " , your lish version of the Irish famine, and when I found l>undee , per a. Kidd .. 2 18 0 Bristol.—Messrs. M'Grath' and Clark will lee- honour ?" he replied. reter sborough , per E. A. Scolejr .. 2 4 G rare m the Mechanic s and them to milk them them- there was no sand to be had within three miles ; " Why, the multitude of the Times disengaged, I took: it up, and, to my •• Scientific Institute ujrrvtbev did not allow Alva, per Robertson .422 Broad mead, on Tuesday, starving creatures that I saw in the streets." surprize and mortification the 27th instant, on -"fne hut you see they can't do even so much without and, fourthly, it was very swampy and unhealthy, , I. found its columns Ashton-undcr-Lyne, per E. Hobson .. .. 14 0 Land." Chair to be taken at eight o clock. A selves- "Ogh," he answered, " you saw nothing ; if you Manchester, per J. Murray „ .. .. 8 15 0 ' 's What I say, not 'what the driver said. a thing that I am particularly anxious to guard replets with the most ridiculouseditorial comments J public meeting will be held on Wednesday, the 28th them . That were out about an hour sooner, you'de see tbem in Droylsden, per So... ., .. ..113 inst., advertisement, as well as approva l ofthe eonduct of the government Liverpool , per J.
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