Gb&m Sn&n ig-ftttt . MANCHESTER.—Chytou's funeral •wrnon mm proposed meeting -- —..j. -» preached by D». M'Duuall on Sunday eveafnf last, in J^T^^r^The of Dele- the Chartist-room, lib-street, to a crowded and en- on the 12th of Apnl, recommended thusiastic audience. The Dtctor rave universalsatis- " ui London of faction by his mode of hantiUng the subject. At the the at of the7 £gVoHU>« " ^a meeting^ ^ l rChartists ^'J ^ conclusion, a collection was matte towards the removal K^to consideration ef- the corpse to' , and it was agreed that 6s. be sent to . . Sheffi eld, wbich amounted to £1 5s. ffej S^n to assist in defraying the expenses of Feargns O'Connor's letter was read, which called upon " ^ n^r Office oars the people to elect a Convention i^ M TVlf rates, and wecarry pledge ourselves to a?e ^ , and was taken up in to oat the benerolent tho best spirit. A collection was entered into to cany ^^^afdeav out the object our noble and disinterested friend and ; and, although a collection had been •""JjJaTof previously made for poor Clayton's .family, the sum of 18b was subscribed towards the Convention. P^cWSBtm?.—On Sunday wasnight last, athe meeting Dewsbury held in largo •T. r^.^ri* of AND LEEDS GENERAL ADVERTISE fjABs xAN-sTREET.—Mr. leech preariied Clayton** co-operative store, at which Mr. R. IT over the the 108 ¦*raw ot funerk 1 sermon in the Shoemaker's and Tailor's Room, *?? MIT 's letter , reoon uneaon din ^ assemblingof of VOL. IY. NO. 175. SATURDAY, MARCH SO, 1841. Fltre - 'delivery of which he acquitted himself in a iTUnaon ifee J2A April / ' '^^^Tsuuilngt per Quarter. in the O^Sn , was masterly .style. The Manchester people Beem deter- j onded to, with the greatest enthusiasm, * «d resp That your petitioners beg to direct the attention of well convinced that the Honsa of Commons Beve»r ean, who was confined in the same gaol ; mined not .*° be backward in their enpport of Uie resolution was agreed to :- " We, that he was sent OUSEBURN.—At a general Meeting of the mem- n an the now fatherless children. *j & foPwrin* your Honourable House to the following sentences, or never will, do justice to the working classes until it to solitary confinement for three days, on a charge of widow of ClafC > d S*ir T»i5ts of Dewsbury,in public meeting assem- bers of the National Charter Assetlation, the secretary ' for the with the plan Jain down b recently passed npon the first class of criminals not is made the true reflection of their opinions, and g> .per- speaking, which he (Martin ) believed to be untrue ; the read the new plan of . —Mr- Mttler preached a funeral 1^ 7 rdiallr agree y transported, and upon the first class of misdemeanants fect representation of their solitary cell was so cold organisation, which was highly Brown-strket, assembling of a Convention in will and damp, that it was enough approved of by all present sermon in the Chartis**>room, u a numerous assembly, ^TVr^rnor not political, and to those paasednpon the third class That ysur petitioners will not petition for any aaim'- to give a man his death ia the height of l-tn April. and we are determined summer. The for poor CSayton's and children, mingled with ^ ' on the °fto of of Chartist prisoners, that is, those who haTe been nistrative improvement, so long withheld, but will con- same Individual was, at another time, mOUNTaORREJi.—On Sunday, Mr. Bairstow wit*, ^° J> otiiselTts the ntmost oar power ;o deprived of his preached two funeral sermons, symptoms of disgust ani execration towards the nn- fi cenricted of tho mere attendance at pnblio meetings, tinue, by every legal and constitutional mean* in their supper for spitting out in the yard, oltbougk his on befraJf of the de- * ^* eft*4 hifl intentions." A collection was ceased Clayton ; in the afternoon, fceling, cruel, ind unmerelfnJ treatment of the Whigs. r lo of tie which amounted and out of which public meetingsnot a single violation power, to enforce their fair and just claim to a repre- stomach at tha time was overloaded with phlegm. At at Mosntsorrel—in * dose meeting BIX to the evening, at Loughborongh. Excellent At the conclusion, it wai anno.unctd *»* committee ?e ^tb« ¦w^ icl fre Ben( of the peace occurred. sentative system, based up an the principles contained auothsr time he was deprived of his supper for not Impressions ° -vffi2iP. 1 " * "i'k *^e shillings vrere made, and handsome collections subscribed for the had been formed to carry out th.* object contemplated That your petitioner* request your Honourable in the People's Charter. keeping the step in returning from chapel. These and ^ded in his letter House U That your petitioners request your Honourable House other remarks, which relief of widow Clayton. by Feargus O'Comwr, and rewmnu room at All Saints' Open tho speaker adduced, showed of last week. *&ejKK- TC»e not to treat this their present petition with the same the treatment political prisoners were NEWCASTLE.—Mr. Deegan gave a lecture in -"> FELo>"3. tist Political Offen- beg most respectfully to assure you had put into his hands— D. urged the propriety of heaven and earth for aai' overwhelming meeting at dehs. that they are in any " That T. 8. Duncombe, Esq. adopting Mr. O Connor's , osr " ^orioas Uonstitnuon. thing but a playful humour. be requested to present the advice, via., for ev«ry town and hamlet to their main citadel ; finding, however that i MaiMedhnrst, conricted Peter Hoey, two years petition to the House of petition , fb* rnnSHBOKOUSa—On Monday, Mr. Balrstow That yonr Honourable House may as well think ot Commons, and Lord Brougham to the Peers ; and against its re-adoption. Cnariist garrison were preparing to sally out upo*> the working class, in the open air, at ofaggraTratedmanslaughter,, and hard labour, turning the course of the sun as of stopping itation that Mesira. Wakley, Fi6lden, them, and that they would? certainly be driven from A^ied having barbarously mur- the ag and General Johnson Lectdbe.—Mrs. Martin gave a lecture oa Satur- ; at the close, cheers were given for Joseph Crabtree, two for, and fixed and determined resolution to nave, tbe be requested to support Ha grayer in the House of Com- day eveni tho field , the poor Leaguers KlVa eounded a. retreat, ErWoMn dered his - school-fello-w. years anJ liard labour. ng last, the 13th instant, on the " Na- recalled £& Lion. "die Tictims, the Star, the Charter, Charter : and, therefore, the hope ot suppressing pub- mons, and Earl Stan&ope in Uie $0U3e of Lords." tional Sins and Sorrows ; their bills, and postponed- the meeting to » which the friends met in Three y>.ars; allowed full William Attton, t-wo " after which there was a further day a ^'Sneaker ; afier lic opinion by persecution is vain , and should bo dis- Mr. John Ahran, in a neat andmost petition against tho New Poor Law . Thus has the Cora Law cock shown was agreed to back the pro- priTilege of a debtor, and years acd hard labour. excel lent speech, Amendment the whito feather, Sen it pelled from the mind Henry Vincent, two That your Honourable House may, in the coarse ef the vaunted Corn Law League of Manchester dare JSedToownoMi turning lathe, which he jeara. unanimously. The Treasurer of the Newcastle events, be very soon stnt back to your constituencies, Mr. Dewhirst, of Manchester, was next called, who Council has sent 10b., not face the Chartista at - an opett meeting, in their cause goes bravely on has put np in the prison. W. V. Jackson, two said tliat as so much had been per post office order, to Mr. own town. ^MiCCUSSPIBuO.—The when your petitioners trust that all will be able to adduced by the other O'^-onnor'is Delegate fund, whioh was Tho meeting was postponed to last night. ; swelling continually—factions Defended by the Attorney- years. g speakers, it would be superfluous in him contributed by We have not heard how it went off, iJ^CGs-t *t ranks West on ' ive a faithful account of thsir stewardship. to occupy their a few friends to tho cause on Sunday. but we know Jf^r/terrified. iIr- lectured Sunday General. J. B. O Brien, eighteen Your petitioners therefore pray tbat your Honourable attention. He would, therefore, content himself by read- that, if holden, it would bo " B)ore&" Poor of people. Messrs. Linney The follow ing aw sen- months, ing a letter from Mrs. Peddie. KIDDERMINSTSH.—The cause of Chartism ia Leaguers ! This is S* on the rights the House will present a h'umble address to her progressing the last kick with a versseance. , from Manchester, addressed a tenets paased by the Jndg© Feargns O'ConDor, eight- Majesty, praying that she may be graciously steadily here. Hurrah for the brawny arms of the moral force fL? Bu "enrortli upon the Northern Circuit A vote of thanks was given to tho Chairman, and the nwnng, in e a^'a air > on Tuesday evening. teen months {solitary con- pleased to give immediate direction for the liber- meeting broke np to prepare for the CONGJJETON.—The cause of Chartism is prosper- giant, Chartism . Who will now talk of the power we ^ at York :— nnement.) tea-party and ball, of tho middle SL ea-Ausi&sm was manifested by the people, and ation of all prisontrs now continbd in the several which was holden in the Social Institution, and at ing in this town. Persecution for opinion and classes ? r^iiiion nnammonsiy saoptea, aenooncmg Joseph Brewer, tot bur- Isaac Johnson, twelve Chartism have raged to a great extent ; but it has r^OT? gtols of Great Britain for political offences. which excellent speeches were made by Messrs. Burnett The Manchestkr Local Commutes Save re- sectional, and partial agitation, and pledg- glary, twelre months' im- months, A»3 that your Honourable House will be graciously and Martin. now ceased. On Wednesday last we were favoured by tfl cias pr.soninent, "without labour. James Duke, twelye ceived, since the last notice, the following auras people to the whole Charter, and nothing pleased to present another humble address, the attendance of Mr. Linney and Mr. Butterworth, for the wives jg she William Marshall, calf months, The remainder of the evening was spent in singing o he -who aud families of the Manchester im- praying- tbat ber Majesty may be graciously fr m Manc ster, addressed the people in good prisoned* Chartists:—Tib-street dancing part;! ^ -The Chartists are very stealing, twelre months Wm. Benbow, sixteen Stwgs, delivering recitations, and dancing. The even- earnest, on the necessity of uniting for the Charter ; , £1 mnjDSESFIEUJ.up pleased to grant a free pardon to Johtr^rost, ing's entertainment concluded at a seasonable hour with 103. 3d.; Tib-atreet bos, £1 • Mr. Buchanan's leo- tatang O'Connor's Tecommendar.onof Imprisonment and haid months, Zephaniah Williams, and William Jones, now a great many fresh mombera were added to our •^dlT labaaz. G. H. Smith, eighteen singing the Chartist National Antbxiu. number. tare on phantasmagoria, 14.-<. 8d.; Mr.Sohofi eld, 5s.; ffimvabon, a=d haTe calied a public meeting to EUfferin? Uie penalties of expatriation in a penal Mr. Davis'book, b's. Od.; Brown-?treet br>x thereto. The weekly Chartisj William 'Ruddock, cattle months, ,6*. M.f jfa* a d-e«ate settlement SHEFFIELD.—The cause is progressing steadily Pairicroit, per J. Bradley, 6?.; Saliord box, 6d. 3d. " e rooia% Upperhead-Tow, will be in stealing, twelTe monlhs' W. Barker, eighteen And that your Honourable House, having done these hero, gainir.g tho confidence f MetD^ ™ ™ inrprisonnient and hard sionths. TO THE CHARTISTS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, of the timid, and books and boxes placed in various parts cf the 'boWra on Monday instead of Tuesday evea- things, will then proceed forthwith to p.ass the making friends of all. This in the second week of town, Jwre_ labour. Isaac R-aston, twelTe SCOfLAND, AKD WALES. 10s. The Committee hope that those who have Yoonf persons wishing to become xract dis- act entitled the People's Charter, without the our little advocate, from whoBe exertions we expect not subscribed iheir mite to these i»ufferin<> families fc7 on G-eoTge Jones, horsa months, , riKKtj?, c" b- - "Pr^isd ^e secretary, slightest alteration iu the principles of the said act Bretures,—You are about to bo called upon to in- much good. will now come forward,and assist them tu-keep up weekly meeting nights. stealing, twelve months' Jsmss Fenny, twelve And your petitioners, as in duty bound , crease that po »er which of ri mljbi as '-he imprisonment -and hard m&nttis. ght belongs to you, in the IiONDON.—Marylebone.—The Chartists met on their weekly pay; and. those who have subscribed",, will ever pray. election of persons whom you in your wisdom ^ it is labour. Gtorge Smith, twelve may think Sunday at tho Mechanics' Institution. In wa.;) an- hoped , will hot slacken in th«ir ex«-r»- ^ ^^ M/WM ^ K^ ^r^ww proper to guide tho good ship of Democracy, un(i to nounced to the meeting that tions, but keep up tho agitation o be Anthony Pcrcival, for months, ^ watch , during the week, £2 ,aud get their friends- fBOPOSED NATIONAL PETITION, t over your interests for the forthcoming eight had been pent to Mrs. Clayton, to do likewise. oii i the country, and entrasred lo stealing a pony, ttrclre George Bellamy, eigh- months. and £3 8s. f or the sjCE ed throngh GRAND DEMONSTRATION , AND RECEP- Perhaps in tba annals of the world there never has General Victim Fund : a petition to the Commons, car? of the '' Political Prisoners' Release and months' imprisonment and teen mcaths. Mr. Leech lectured with great effect to a larger sfe TION OF MESSRS. MARTIN AND HOLDS- been a more nobla stand made by the working classes of for the free pardon of Feargus O'Connor, was una- audience in the Chartist (iar^r Peution Convention," bard labour. Jeremy Rigby, twelve any country, than tbat which has Shoemakers' and Tailors'- G-. orge Ltathley p^ny months, WORTH IN BRADFORD. been nude by you, nimously adopted: a resolution of thanks to MeBsrs. room, 53, Hard man-street, on Sunday evening last. , tha Chartists of Greafc Britain, since Peat Ji rtr Honourable the Ctmmont of the United stealing, twelve msnths" Put« Hiiton, twelve the commence^ , Boflsis, and Wall, for their patriotic conduct Lectures are dolivered in this room every Sunday Bariicmer.t AsiembUd ; A public meeting, convened by requisition , at which ment of the late plait of organisation, to obtain for at the Crown and Anchor meeting. Kiti-dorr. is imprisonment, .and hard month-', evening, aud Chartist meetings ho'.den every Tues- of Messrs. Martin and Holdsworth , two of the Whig yoursel ves an equal and just aJiare in the election of the CITY OF tOND&N.--At the weekly day evening. f iihi^lkpet ition tke tra cking dasstt of Great lab ur. E. W. Brown, eighteen , meeting, EliaibethThompson , for months. victims and lately inmates of Northallerton " Hell ," Legislative Assembly of the nation. on Monday evening, at tho Dispatch Coflfee-rooms , SAtPORD. Britain, were present, -was held in front of the OJd Fellows' You must be aware that, owing to the objections —The Chartists here are carrying out uttering tcs? coin, eight Timothy Higgins, eigh- Bride-lano, Fleet-street, various important matters a p an of practical cooperation ; tiiey have bought SHi-ar ziH,—That there are no-w in the seTeral gaols Hall, on Monday last, for the purpose of petitioning which were raised l>y a few in some three or four places, of business were transacted ' ,t months" imprisonment, and teen months, ,—a report of which we seven bags of ft&n r this week, and divided it amongst trcc^i.c-t :hs iingdom, a number < pera^ns canEned Parliament for the release of Feargus O'Connor, Robert and those same nitn refusing to stand as candidate* for hav« not room to insert, but; which all tend -srhom ha-ve r-ffert d njore hard labour. EJward R-illy, eighteen Ped ciie, to the them; this t ux-eta a saving-of twopence upon every fetoaicil cfieuces , iuxct of . Francis Simpson, for ut- mouths, and all other political prisoners. The meeting the permanent Executive, we deemed it the most pru- gratifying conclusion , that the metropolis is taking twelve pounds, of the most xigonns, oSensln.un- was numerously attsrrded , considering the poverty of dtnt ami judicious step to call a by enabling thtm to purchase of the fcj tTflvc mosths taring base coin, twelve James Cowper, eighteen National Delt&ate her ov*i\ place in riglit earnest, aud will soon form lar^e dealera instead of tho small ouea. They .-iial, and illegal treatment, by Veing placed the clashes who generally attend meetings of thU de- .Meeting, to re-iuodel the plan and to make it perfectl pur- eaisti months'imprLsonment, and months. y the very heart of England. pose, hereafter , by co-operating in stili greater raa die n-ts-imiil, or forced to perfonn other degr.idL'-.g hard, scription. legal. The meeting wus called , and the Delegates sat fclcizs, sod eFen -worse tresie-J labour. B Eastwood, twelve On the motion of Mr. SJtITII , four day s in Manchester, and CHELSEA, KENSINGTON, AND HAMMER- numbers, to so to the corn mill instead of the ware- Bt:c6 in o-zanczi irith Fr-Jiees Wragg, for wt- moatb?. , after mature deliberation house, by which the Mr. Hodgson was called to the chair, who opened tbo object for which they met was obtained SMITH.—Tho Chariista of this district have amount of their saving will be Uring ' base coin, six Jofc n Pillinf, twelve , by the doubled. They meet in classes every Fricay tbere h*a not been a angle committalfor any the business by reading the placard, and requesting production of the present plan , which wo resolved to meet every Sunday evening, in the large even- Bet inonths'imprisonmeiit, and months. think leaves rooms, over tho United Temperance ing, aud club their mowy together for the purchase |£&aL cfienee for the last fifteen months, notwitb- that every speaker wight have a fair hearing, whether it out of the power ut the most fastidious critic, or tho Coffee House, > Jiir winterof almost hard labour; James Hey «r»od, twelve Lower George-street, Sloane-square, Chelsea, and of provisions. They buy Hour, potatoes, bat-on 1 tbat a unparalleled seTerity, of the same opinion as themselves or not. After most wily lawyer, to nibble at any single cJau.seof it. candles soap, ^ ^ ty great , has eccarred within Bichard Callum and months. making a few other remarks, to have a lecture delivered on each meeting night. , die., and divide them aaiong each ^Bfanad destitoUcat Fax, he called upon Mr. Henry Follow Chartists,—The present is a most important other, at prime cost; ;here and that & perfectarganitoicn and isees- Barnard for burglary, Bobt. Gillihand, twelve .tsurneuBurnett to mov« tnethe nrstfirst resolution. Lahbeiii National Charter Association.—All thus are no profits, there iBperiol, twelve ' Lmprisoa- months, and portentous time, either for good or evil. That is no money remains oa hand and jgtjxfiScilagitatioa has bees kept up by the working m^pths Mr. BriiNETT uiovtd the resolution, which was as the officers of this Association resigned their offices , , , consequently,, meet, and bard labour. Andrew Morgan, twelve the present hideous system, with all its monstrous there can be no cheating. But our friends ko beyond follows :— afcusbs, cannot exist much longer, at the weekly meeting, held en Tuesday evening, at beg seciaasJjrto direct the at- Thomas Crosaland, for months, must ba evident to eight o'clock, at Calling' the mere distribution of wealth among themselves Sal year petitia&en " That It is the opinion of this meeting, that the every person who has given the question s Coffee House, 1», York they are also, ^ your HoroorableBoom to the rtronf,exeit- horse-steaiing,1 2 months' Thomas Farrell, twelve any or the Terrace, Borough-road , in order to conform to the as far a? practicable, cariyifig out the lato of imprifionmeut, and hari months, treatmentpolitical prisoners are subjected to in the least consideration. The trade of the country is in operative production of it for themcelve», by employ- b±uAbitta r« flactiom which the following eata- various dnTipgnii throughout the country is cruel and such a st-ite which may cause amemded plan of organisation. The members of the ing each other. ot administer- iabozir. Jonathan Merle, twelve a universal stagnation late Association are particularl Mes ra. Milhngton and Yates have iMsd the toparity between tits mode unconstitutifllal ; and that we hereby resolve to petition at nay moment—and which would shake the present y requested to come been appointed » the weattliyand the poor present* ot John Wilscn-, for stabb* months, up on Tuesday next, March 33d. to decide on a place shoemaker's, Mr. Roberts, clock- ijte l»w ing Sanruel Heleswortb, of John Gill , twelve months. the two Houses of Parliament for a total remission of commercial system to its foundation. The population maker, aud Mr. Campbell, newsvendcr to the -&£ferentadminirtranon cf the laws a) they affect the sentences, or mitigation of the punishment, by of the auhappy, and alas. to hold our future meetings, more commodious for Allerton, imprisoned four Joseph Bostock, twelve ' unfortunate, oppressed, and our increasing Suford Chartists. Tiiia is tho way to bring the fiBciffcjentjjaaes. removing them to prisons where treadmills are unknown, insulted Ireland, are justly discontented number* aud for the discussion of , months. menthi] with the war other important matters. shopocracy to their srnses. Lit but the Chartists of liit tht 9t of C&rdigan has been latfly aeqnitted and where the rules are less stringent than those of the rule to which they ara and havo been subjected. the whole kingdom settled, by a Jury of his Peers, upon a Charles Morris, twelve We act upon taw p5an but Sot one- va.j^alj Wm. Smith and James montbs. Houses of Correction." have, in tke collective wisdom of the nation, assembled Bermonbsby.—Two excellent sermons were month and it will ,boou be seen who are the- dssrR rf felcry so lojssly bronght ad to be incapable preached at the Working s Brown, for burglary.twelva James Muir, twelve After reading the resolution, Mr. Burnett delivered a in St, Stephens, the conflicting parties ut the manufac- Man's Chape), Dock capitalists, and which of tha classes are moso neces- cf jitiiyia ? a Tiidict of guilty, before the highest turing and. agricultural interest, contending onl Head, ou Sunday last. Daring the, latter part of sary to the other ¦f months' imprisonment, and month?. lengthy address, -which did him great credit, being y who , tho middle or the working classeat eet of e or c^a&c^ of escaping, whether justice done—meu who, inquirers to the chapel. place on Sunday afternoon, for the purpose of preach- months'imprisonment, and months. lution. if they enter into warfare, ing a, funeral sermon pdHj of the crime actually ehatged in the indictment, have happy homes and a free country to North London. for poor Clayton. A collection hard labour. William Lovett, twelve If r. Knowi.es, of Keigbiey, most ably supported tho contend for, —The Chartists meet regularly was nude at the close which or to 'be mfexesSiRy |ud|ed of by what the result , while we, the toll-worn serfs of Britain, have every Monday evening, o ( ta e amounted to Is. 9d. Tha la^it hire been. Patrick Boyle, for man- months, resolution and gave the Whigs and middle-class gentry at their ro ms S r Coff e people and tae preacher -were alike affected , and all slaughter, twelve n^tha* John Collini, twelve (we mean those who beard him) such a dressing as they neither comfortable homes, nor a country House, Islington Green) for the dispatch of business. Bat jcur petiikaerahare wen a Peer of the Bealm, , on the contrary, ' was conducted in an . wrderiy manner. Mr. fiiijak. imprisonment, and bard months. will cot easily forget free. We are doomed from A small, but select library, has been formed for the Dixon preached and an oScer in her Majesty's serrice, who in a well the cradle to the coffin , to never ending slavery, use of the members. one on the same subject in the- regelated state cf todexyshould set an example of labour. William Martin, twelve The CiiAiKMA* then read the petition, which was as evening. months. follows :— inheriting from oar sires bondage, with all its con- Clerkenwell Green.—Mr. Culverhouse de- monlitr snd obedience to tie laws, turned from the comitant miseries, privations, and destitutions WARHXWGTON.—The Chartist* met here in their bw o: the Court of Queen's Benca with Henry Thomas Turner, for cow-stealing, twelve , livered a lecture on Monday last, at Lunt's Coffee room en 'Sunday. On the consent of the To the Right Honourable and Honourable ihe begetting another race to tread the aame beaten path House on the boat meana of g?STit£ . miss^aaghUr, npon the clearest testimony, U again be satisfied , or anything the New Poor Law, signed by 528 personB, have been templation to build two working men' a institaiaona Kfei| ks!t three rears' residesc- in one of her Majesty's a&sault upon a policeman in the execution of his duty, your Honou raule House to the case of Robert Petldie, less than a full measure of justice as contained in the at Stoke and Hanley. , 1840 sent tit Mr. Fielden. pE*, Th-^e he is allowed the use of a turning and by whicb his life was endangered and his health wfio was convicted at the Spring Assi»iS of , in People's Charter. NEWPORT.-Mr. Black delivera i a powerful ork, for riot at Bradford , and was sentenced to three Citv of Buistol.—At a public meeting, held at *2t, aTi'I oth-r Tnta-n 3 of amusement, ard not placed has been greatly impaired ; allowed by the Chiei Y Fellow-labourers in the cause of the millions, we lecture to a Crowded auilieuce- here »d Mon^taJ. last. *^s • Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, with the con- years' Lard labour, in Beverley House of Correction, wish expressly to call your attention to tke election of Mr. Simeon'*, 1, Temple-street, after the discussion **cs jad':.iil, or set ty ajiy sort of iaV ur. the following resolution DUNDEE.—The Chartist church fipvaish- ii3 ±s itarjuis of Xormiaby his hite ecrrfcnee of ihe Attorney-General, to compromise. County of York ; acd vho baa forwarded a petition the permanent Executive, wkich will consist of five in of various other matter*, b ero is. ' y preTailed , to jour Honourable House, containing a cata ' ogue of was unanimously adopted:—" That we the Chartists ing most gloriously, evea -bayond the i expeesatioas of *?C lie HUgbaaUa of >'=B-eistle-npi>c- 'Xj-ne to The Hon. Cipi- P.anket for an assaol: Dpon the civil number. We hope and trust that you will nominate V-a-ios & prc-secuuon authorities of Vv'Igan, while in the extcution of tbeir his sufferings, wnicu, for cruelty, (except in North - and elect such men as are known for their henest and of Bristol, return our thanks to Feargus O'Connor, its be:t friends. Th& greatest ©be* acla that they for libel against Mr. K >bert for hi3 oxc3iJcnt moral-force plan , and do re- have to contend with is, the want of a large enough *»r, iaw Mayor of Morpeth, and proprietor of the duty, twelve month's imprisonment without labour, allerton and WakefieJii ,) stands unparalleled in the upright conduct ; men who are alike sagacious ami Esq., six months of which was remitted by the Marquis ol history of Britain ; and, in the opinion of y»ur pati- commend the propriety of holding a public meeting house, hundreds being dipanpoinik >d every- Sab- 7™ Lfxrzler mwsps.peT, while one John Bell, a em rgetic ; men who have integrity and resolation ^iisg Ei Normanby. tiouers, is morally wrong and a sin. enough to guide the vessel of freedom through the for the purpose of carrying it out, and agree that, as bath , who cannot, by any. possibility , get a corner to n, "was impriaoned for a period of six be sent to be placed in tho stand in. The results are also- of ta cheering teSa, for baring, ta tiie Lieutenant Cash, for the same assault as the last- That in the Gaol of Northallerton, six Chartist troubled billows of political agitation ; in fine, men, a first subscription , 10s. e most discharse of his duty, as ' l»nk for the purpose of assisting to pay a portion kind. Many who formerly opposed the cause of tho fur to the said Mr. Blskey, attached his name to mentioned, six months' imprisoninent prisoners, whose sentence was wiTb>y imprisonment, in whom you can place tho greatest reliance both in , fc aid libtL Robert Blakey, Emj. , for a political libel, to enter were put to hard labour, on the treadmill , contrary to and out of danger. of the expences." Bristol is still alive, though for- people, are now among, the atost i ;ealous friends— having been convinced that t' Ca: tae Marquis of as into bis own recognizances. law. gotten by the general body of lecturers, agitators, na caal y proof they can ^ormanby assigned a reason We wish, likewise, to impress you with the impor- &c. It was stated , at the above meeting, in reply to- give of their love to G»d is by si .owing « asiiag m± The servant of Robert Blakey, Esq., <:a poor man, ! That W illiam Brook , one of the said prisoners, who when, the permanent Executive cornea s that they ¦ reqasst of the authorities, " the had been convicted ef sedition and conspiracy, at the tant fact that the leader in the Star, upon the Corn-Law loague love their brothsr. *-*&! ftat* of the times." imprisoned six months for merely putting his name, into office (which will Wo on the first of ,May ) funds will tit yoar as the printer of Blakey, to the same libel. sime time as Peddie, and whose sentence was thr«e c&rnpaign,that in Bristol,thej (theleague) had called, CUPAB.—(Fife.)—Tfie- €h»ti sts of this town . p;titionrrs consider that if sach be a be required to enable them to carry on the work of and were fairly beaten; the JKifte cause That your petitianzrs do not mention the sentences jtara, f ell off the mill ; .and , though he Informed the money an out door meeting, held their firs t social meeting on Tuesday, the 9th, for the suspension of hostUities, those agitation. It has been truly asserted that " Chartists being left in uncontrolled possession of UT saff-red are equally for acu alleged to have been commiiteJ, but merely Visiting Surgeon , tbat bo was f requently troubled with " How do Whig, Tory, Sham- in the Weavers' Hall, Dead Wyn d. The house was f? = entitled to the benefit , contrary to his is Uie sinevre of war. their platform. «a *. Biai-y, who pleaded guilty, and was liberated those for language uttered at public meetings, at which a cramp, ytt he was forced sentence, other factions act towards us? Why, by a bumper oue. Mr. William B» relay delivered an wheel, for nearly one calendar Radical , and /» tttsrbg into his own recogniiance to keep the not a single violation of the peaca accumd ; neither to work upon the the money tbey suck and screw cut of our labour, WOLVERHAIWPTON.—At a meeting of Chart- address on Total Abstinence i n connection with do yonr petitioners mention a great number of sen- month, until removed by an order from tho Most base hirelings of a prostituted press to ists, held on Tuesday last, at Mr. Mogg's temper- Chartism. Several .excellent • patriotic songs and of State for the Home they bribe the Ais Pedd:*. Drake, Brooke, Holdsworth, TTa;k-r, tezc*s of six and nine months for merely attending H onourable the Secretary De- misrepresent us and our principles, 'i'hoy employ, by ance coffee-house, Snow Hill, it was resolved to act recitations were given, and a? J present appeared ^ i"11 under-one mere than political meetings. part iaent. ns, spifs, informers, and emissaries to on the suggestions in Mr- O'Connor's letter in the highly gratified. At the cl-w ?, seven individuals k?^?'- - ?. i^atTe hard mg tweire have been informed that John the same mea ^---5 ^ispri?oawent ^ anl de-grafi labour, Tnat your petitioners ask if this picture does, or Tjat your petitioners entrap you, when seeking your lawful and inherent Star, of the 13th instant, and to call a public meet- came forward and enrolled ib jmselves members of does not, Clayton, a Chartist, who lately died in Nortbatlcrton ing of the inhabitants for Monday next, at Mr. the Association. i. ~7i ^-* -° speaJ fr-iia one to two years, accord- show one law for tke rich and anotaer for the rights . Then, if we would silence such unfecliDg *V3 thsif poor, (all the political offenders, with the exception of House of Correction, tad been sentenced to solitary determined to place tho Executive Mogg's, and at four o'clock in the afternoon. STJTTON-XN.AJSB2X —We are up to the r«t>=cUTs senteccrs. the silent wretches, let us bo ' -x. eich aad all «f the said prison ers ifere con- O'Brien , O Concor, and Jackson, being working men,) confi nement, upon a charge of violating on a proper footing. Agitate the country until every CARLISLE .—James Baonzssbs O'Brien.— mark here, and doing weli as to tho movement i ^ and tita Li» for tna f=-loa , and anoUier, and more unjust system. village shall be visited by missionaries, and Several letters have been received from this unflinch- though there is maoh disfcru* 3 bees. J^*£ ? '^ y cTidence of obs Euiaos, wHo, -upon every reason to believe town and amongst the 'UJUon, Was proved to have be&n sji one, for the political misdemeanant. That your petitioners hive , immortal principles of our Charter planted in tho ing patriot, as regards his treatment in Lancaster " has ^^^^ approTer have heard of tho conduct of the autho- the DURHAM COSWTX.— r. Deegan resigned «fes11 , both in E.:^iand asd Ir^Lind ! to hare Tbat your petitioners cannot avoid being struck with from what they bosom of every working man in the united kingdom. Ca.stl« ; ancl it appears that he is not allowed to write >iis office as lectusrsr. ^ ^^^65 ^aEufscturisg the anomaly of the Reform which thus reduce s crime rities of the prison, that he came to his death in strongly and urgently recommend every town ts for the press—a hardship to whioh few, if »ny other poli- j, ^' ^ the aud pissinj false monfy; " " cruel manner in which he was We SUNDERXAtfB.—Miar ir8. Williams and Binns ^ je otea disxeissedthat from sereral situations for mai- lately punished by death to an offence expiated by one consequence of the rpmlt, as soon as possible, the money now owing to tical prisoners, have been subjected. Thus Mr. ^^ ; treated. , ware he allowed this are preparing for anota er campaign of open-air and magistrates of Bradford lately half the punishment icftu-ted upon political offenders Mr. Abel Heywood, treasurer, Oidhani-street, Man- O'Brien is doubl y suffering ; for meetings. Lectucea-ar*/ ssT^ral casc-s brousht before That Wm. Martin, who had been confined in the said ; and at the same time communicate to the privilege, he could earn several poands per week, and u future to be delivered afc j2 ^ them, upon trie ot th« third class, while the punishment for political , chester the Life-boat HoussjevidT j Sunday afteracon weather ^swey^-f the , offences has increased in proportion as the punish- H uu&e »f Correction, Northallerton was removed to secretary an account of the sum so sent thus be enabled to keep himself zmd family. We ra- , g^i Harrison and actually refused to , in consequence of the severity of the permitting. 2 5J>?n seTfcn r evr casts ment for moral dtlinquency bis been diminished ; thus Lancaster Castle derstand a public meeting ia likely to be got up iu bia Sfc Jm* ' , in support of which , and of the tyranny of Wm. Shepherd, , we call upon yon, by all you deem sacred «i Harrison was the witness, static; that thsy fully proving, that the greatest of all crimes is to silent system Brethren behalf. HOVE (NEABi;Bft» iitom.)—On Monday evening, J bel the superintendent. and juit, to bestir yonrselves thoroughly for tho uoxt March 8th , tho Charts ^ ^ Joan ''eTS ^2 8*-d- S»rri»on upon his oath. complain of existing abuse. Adoption op Mb. O'Connor 's Plam at ©ar- ji of Brighton commenced tlie ^Y' That your petitioners have likewise been informed fe w weeks. Act upon the advice of O'Connor, first Of a Series of !at ; Clayton, an old man, sentenced to two That your petitioner* cannot without serious anguish s Star. JLet there be a Convention wslb.— A meeting waa held here ou Tuenday oignt ie» from their garrison into tne ^^ that th# physical condition of tee prisoners in the in last Saturday ' suburban villages nma d Bri 802111611* IWely died N'orthal'^rton House reflect upon tile fact , thit , those Tery felons -will now be , Is deteriorated not in London, for the treble object of assisting the last, when, after some preliminary business was ghton. The pleasant little iILSfP033 ; "that i -was ^ , with Crab- House of Correction, Northallerton formed village of HoTe, sitjn»' ^d about two miles from Brighton, gg^^r *=•! : found 1j the turgeon to placed upon the treadmill or at other labonr labour of the mill and the horrid brave patriots of the metropolis to agitate it. Petition gona through , Mr. O'Connor plan for & cowanttee ^j^^totmoni, tKai ti,e a;d t, , ", , and others, who have already only by the hard pre- was the first that Ur ey intended to begin their politi- ciaj nbeing tad from the tree Hory and Ashton manner in wWch they for the Charter ; not that we lead you to expect of ten persons to oit in London, to forward the ^^^eni of his imprisonment afixted suffered 12 months imprisonment, and the horse stealers, silent system, but by the Bltby sentation of petitions, in faisour of the Charter, of cal campaign in;, an d rignt heartily were they supported ' are obliged to sleep ; that they have been for a fortnight Universal Suffrage by that means alone, but merely to by the villagers, m ¦^^ • ^eumaibin, and gout.of cow stealers, and political off VnOers M-iil be released upon time our opinions before the public, and prove- that the incarcerated. Chartists, and Frost, Williams-, d agricultural labourers of the dis- Joar petitioners are opinion that ^t a without a clean shirt, and their beds infested bring trict, of whom.SBf nT were present The good feeling k^ the the same day; with this further brand, that the latter where they are per- we shall never rest satisfied until justice be awarded us, and Jones, was. unanimously adopted. Ber the ttlr^ °f CiaTton eontrrusfe «tr«.Ti p^1v -with thut nf with vermin ; that the only place y, & iub- and unanumtxv iat prevailed was gratifying to alL with good characters, and convicted of no moral trough in the yard, and and for the purpose of using our best efforta for the purpose of carsjing out the plan effectuall * c' London ill b obliged to give security for their good mitted to wash, is at a stone into and a wm Through a miato* e in the date, Monday was taken as ftjj ^^ , who were reeenUy liberated offence, w a is in tha habit of coining to the liberation of all political prisoners. scription was then and tbeoe- entered l> outody ftr contempt behaviour, while the convicted r»bber will bo allowed the superintendent ,, whioh was ordered to be the 8th or itor cch the natal day of the immortal of your Honourable yard gate and shouting to the petty ofBeers to report the contending of one pound collected 1 > IDere as»Qnulce snrieon tbat the to walk off without mark, brand, or guarantee for his Surely, if the franchise was ever worth forwarded to ihe Star office , this morning. A large William Cobtftdr i f ^d, as euch, was celebrated by the *te5 tf w!^etter ^ ;j °f * nitn for being too loDg washing themselves ; that some for it is now. Fellow-countrymen, If you bave any villager* of 3iv a, * &rtd exercise might injure the health future conduct. much number of collectors were appointed, and there is e> wid the men of Brighton. How it *j^m wnen. of the prisoners have been punished for using too sympathy for that great and good man, John Frost, and could hftvea JS Ptter That in many, instances the said felons committed to Governor little doubt but Carliolo will be, as it has always ippened we know not, but io it was. Ho=y, Joseph Crabtree the North and East Ridings, will find political offenders soap, which is a proof that the object of the his two compatriots—if you consider Feargus O'Con- towni ia England, But th«e *;«r a oi4 adage— Better early than late." i^ m»re than , and William is to enrich himself instead of attending to the go hitherto been, amongst the first " j^r^Te Juffsred twelve months who hive goffered twelve months imprisonment, and nor of any utility, the man who has steadily devoted according io its pop'«lation. We trust the people At about •*# lt o'clock, the room being full, the meet- t^enT:lh llsjli of their time, leave the poli- comforts of the unfortunate convUts. so much of his time, talents, and fortune to the fox- choosing a person ing was boM at tho ghjp Tnn, about lfiO beinc present ; vittsCT^) ouse ^bour, and upon the *ilent will, upon the-expiration humbly pray, tha* your will exercise a due discretion in H of Correction tical offenders to suffer one or two more years at Your petitioners therefore warding of the principles of justice—if yo« can sympa- well qualified to act. ia so important a capacity. He the pual «•* , «f the evenimg commenced by placing Mr. 5^JO at TTakefield , for H«nourable House will take the necessary of Chartism, with, the j ^~™» * pn&:ic meeting, where not the alightest hard and degrading labour. thise with the schoolmaster ought to beaperso* of the most active habits, at T. Yir?,©, an old cobkettiu, in the chair. Excellent li&reak tOoi persons steps to mitigate their sufferings by a total father of the new ideas, J. B. O'Brien, and the •peecf,!* delivered by Messrs. Allen, *3t &^j? tf** *°T lrM the »lighte«t That the fact of from four t© five hundred them the same timo wejl qualified to convewe witfi con- ^ere Ketve, ' ' tor periods varying from remissien of their sentence, or placing hundreds of other political prisoners who hav» suf- of Woof mi rd, , and ; many appropriate being confined in England, side of the prison, or by fidence, and be extensively informed on matter* Flowers other* » good was the character of one to four years, and subjected to hard labour, must on the Debtors' fered aud are now Buffering imp?iBonme»4 and ueet objections, *»»** * *ere dramk, »nd p*trio'.io songs enlivcMd the these men, that an removing tke prisoaers who are confined in the cf this politics ; no that he may bo able t* ^ rm7 nd n^gairate of the lead to a belief that we are a3ictt-d with serionj domes- privation, unparalleled in the history be thrown in the way by inain«ere mem- c«w.pv .r, who will aot ioon forwt the pl«a8U»tb«jr **ai rf y * * West- House of Correction to gaels where the disci- we if you which may or"hire offered Vo come from Wales, tic distraction, which, in the words of Lord John country for political offence*, say. bers of Parliament, who would not \ike to risk their 6*}Oj« a at thU " feut of rfiasoa and flow of soul." ^Bs b. f v} lDt 'ihe pline is teasstringent , and the authorities more seriously reflect on these things, and upon your 07116uponWMl b U ttieni u n theiT *"««t » and Russell, must have considerableeffect upon our foreign popularity; *& the same time would rather not expose Kf handed ^&T h ^ ^ P° csts them humane. And your petitioners will ever own wrongs and grievances, you will leave ao stone by presenting iTTlSQBAJ*.—Froma communication ^c^.T 7 their Pro&cution cxcel- relations. theatelre* in the House of Commons, *O » i last week, but for which we hud aot rtom, we ^^e^n epublic of America, and the despotism of pmy, fc c., &c unturned—noeffort untried, to tend delegate* to London people. He thould alio be P?Uli triaL That the R Up, the petitions of the w e gratified to lean tbat the eause is progressing 7 »l pruocen present a striking difference in the administra- Mr. Smith then moved that the petition now read for a fortnight The time is pressing and short. correspond in the fullest manner with ** k^ hare been liberated, France, and prove to our merciless oppres- qualified to W e very satisfactorily. A new •r«anii»tion has <*?!* enacred the fall term tion of justice, a» compared with England. be adapted, which was unanimously carried, and then, and be doing, his constituents, as it will b« a graat «ratific*tion *Ss that of their aentenee, Colne, in sors that we are worthy of tha deattay of freemem, an* * en adopted ; an exoclUnt library has been eatab- agrw political prisoners That »*rjou» -apprehension* a» to the loyaity »f aftarwardssupported by Mr. TattersaU, of U them to receive frequent intriligcnoo from one shed; the chapel is opea every Sunday morning, ^ b^ 111 8 ¦ toni gm. count rie -when it one of th« mod brilliant speeches we nave bwrd ftx that we will never cease or rest contented, intll w« opportunities of eomctlj f s aTZ. " eTerel7 and l«noininiously treated Englishmen mast prevail i* s Irani*, who will havo many toe the parpoie' »f iwainjf book*; » day wbool has ^ ; feicc four and fire hundred working some time. end otrselvei possessed with those rights sad aad tbiagi. ?« ir ^^f * . «- That in the midst of ths ii blown thai between entitle ma. judfiiRg on men been recently opeie4 by a Member of the Associa- ' > the irorking •lasfej b»Tf aen, leading themselves, have been at the same tis^ Mr. MAfciiK wae called to move the third re«oT.«tion, nities to which justice and the laws of Grod ^^ttaS^fv *? **** doe- and on coming forward was received with tburden «f Mmtimg.—-The Chartisti held their fuartertT ti«a, aad a working Man, for the instruction of imprisoied for political offenc«s, and whe» the Jamfi Lxxch, Presides*, nominatec youth «f both texec, in the various brunches of usefofc , that " the most effective of ail applause ; at the conclusion of which, be sfj lJ, Mr. meeting here on Monday. Officers were trine is remembered RlC'dARD LlTTLBK , and other important bu»ne«s done. • ' literature; tho numbers are increasing MfNUff* C rff"11 ^s wjtm and fa«dlie of between insurrectiorji is that which never actually breaks out, Chairman and Fellow-workmen,—I am bapyy U> see Jakei Cautlkdgb, , VBZ I * bo large a number of the men of Bradford s tomnd me, There is also an evening class fron u/r4skrttnJBr $? fcass «aar6d prisoaers for more than twelTe but which is always to be apprehended. JOh* CAMPBW.L, Se«reUry. NORWICH.--Tha ChartistB here have_ d<* ar • clock, for the improvement of adults, AKEa&ptiat- tj^ p^i House cannot expect that a and m ore especially so, that you Bhoald be far the most Cou» o' ollerg That your Honourable mined to appoint a gslegate to the Charter on Total Abstinence Society is also pro^ttm-fijaer ^ ^j os :Upon; flQttar will either support an aristocracy, or part of the same opinion ; after some other remarks, he P.fl. The returns of the candidates wlio have been ^ MBtl45t ^ people so treated must be in the tion. it numbers one hundredand twenty memW^aljfcsadyj' ^u^ol offenders , with the figS their battles, if th*y are to be denied equal justice went on to state the reason of his beisg arrested at nominated for the perraanent Executive, meeting, ' Chapel every- iNa? P° Sheffield—his treatment in York Castlo >/efore his trial bands of tho Provisional Executive on the 4th of WBSTBURY.—At the weekly to M oi i they meet iuNta THelcay'^gfe^'rto •, ^^ **** * proent week, by with the rich and therefore privileged orders. relations, approving tho nevr -p ]»n o ' advocate the ^iectures havel/fcfribj^fL'lMji Sl ^ ^l ^^^ ^ do not occupy nrnch of the —his removal to Northallerton Gaol, tfie treatment he April, at tho latest Tbej-nuut be addressed to John Monday, M&jfai ^. toc^v; P"? «mmon 3teDC6felons ««a»«7and notorious That your petitioners Salford , organisation, aud the Charter Petttjon* Coat ention , given by MttfSH|ug£3tornai), and KuiftS of your HoDOurf.ble House with the pre- received there, &c. He next spoke -jf the treatment Campbell, 18, Add.eiley-Btxeet, Shaw'a Brow, ^^rchrr, ij: ^ " i I»"ed valuable time Br , were, adopted . ^^d f b ntation of, or debates v^ra, their grievances, bang of Paul Holdswortb, one «f the xdford Chartists, Manchester. . ' ^jjkp l '£&& % >r>' >^#¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ - <--?Fj£ " * At*, vj f'" -' * ••- ' ¦ * ¦^, ***#M o S TAR. NORTHE RN ¦ I.I 1M II . THE ~- ' mm " *"*™** ^ - ¦ - ¦ __-____—_—»______. ,. _ 11. -, -¦ -I ¦ . - ¦ 111 I ¦ — _ ... , -f -- — .-— ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ! ¦ M I ^ -. I .. ___ _ ^ T , ^—^— In the Press, " omnipotence out , if they were powerless in, Parliament NATIONAL CHAETER ASSOCIATION. 44 €tiarti£t £tttcuiacttce. ( Cheering renewed. ) Here Mr. Bairatew entered into BALANCE SHEET OE THE RICHARDSON'S RED BOOK , OR, A , ALBION STREET, LEEDS. TN CASES of SECRECY consult the TREATISE along, argumentative , and eloquent exposition of the six DISBURSEMEN T. PEEP AT TBS PEERS, TRIUMPHANT DEFEAT OF THE WHIG points of th« People 's Charter , during the whole of RECEIPTS. 1 on every Stage and Symptom of the VENE- £ b. d. " BLACK BOOK," 100 Pages, REAL DISEASE, in its mild and most alarming FACTION , AND GLORIOUS VICTORY which time he was listened to with the prof oundest To one quire of foolscap ...... 0 1 0 Uniform with the published b most loud and London, per Chapman 3 2 0 Aug. 29 Price Fourpence, forms, just , y Messrs. PERR Y and OF THE CHARTIST S attention , only interrupted by the Two newspapers—Star and Libe- Surgeons , AT DERBY. enthusiastic cheering. He concluded by disproving Rainsley 1 10 0 CO., , No. 44, Albion-street, Leeds lor... 5 1 rator 0 0 9 CONTAINING the Titles, Names, and Surnames Private Entrance in the Passage ; The town was publicly placarded in the -week ending the misrepresentations of the press , and by stating that " Tay 3 and 4, Great " Palmer 0 16 8 Six steel pens ...... 0 0 3 \J of all the Lords " Spiritual and Temporal," Charles-street. Birmingham, and given gratis Starch 6th , announcing that a public meeting -would he advocated the princip les which were formerly the ruled book 0 4 0 married their con- basis of the British Constitution—the palladium of " Cator ... 0 10 0 Sep. 2 One date of their births, to tyhom , with each Box of PERRY'S PURIFYING behel d in the Town Hall , on Thursday neon, at twelve One cash book. 0 2 4 , pensions, emoluments of offic e, o' clock, to take into consideration the propriety of England ^ liberty—the indefeasible and eternal birth- " Smith Engineers 0 10 6 nexions, the places SPECIFIC PILLS, price 2a. 9d., 4s. 6d., and Chamberlain ... ~. ... 3 6 One quire of foolscap 0 10 sinecures and fat livings, of themselves, their chil- lls. per Box, containing a full description of petitioning Parliamen t to remove the prohibitions and right of every man. (Chetrs. ) He eat down , giving Manchester, 8 , the " Cartledge 1 S 0 3 Two dozen post-office stamps ... 0 2 0 dren, and relations, in the Army, Navy, Law CourtB above complaint, illustrated by Engravings, restrictions imposed by the existing- commercial code, his heartiest support to the amendment , and pledging One sheet of blotting paper ... 0 0 1 and Colonial De- shew- (Loud " Pemberton 0 15 0 Civil Offices , Church of England, ing the different stages of this deplorab/e and revise the tariff of import duties , with a view of his attachment and adherence to the death. and 5 Two newspapers ...... 0 0 9 partments ; their influence in the Commons' House; ' and important neces- long-continued cheering followed on Mr. B&intOW 'B Ashton, Harris 0 13 4 often fatal diBease. aa well as the dreadful effec reducing the price of some of the most One large member book 0 11 0 shewing the golden reasons for voting away the ts saries of life, and to increase the commerce and revenue reguniine Ms ssa.t-> Stalybridge 0 5 o 7 of Mercury, accompanied with plain and practical Stockport 0 16 lo 9 One square book, ruled 0 1 0 millions of taxes amongst themselves and their de- directions for an effectual and speedy e>t tie eooEtrr. The ilAYOB rose , evidently embarrassed , statin g that ¦ solve the problem cure with -would Oldham 1 13 2 5 Tillman, as wages 0 10 0 pendents. This little Book will ea6e, secrecy,and safety,withoutthe aid of Immediately on the appearance of this announcement , he did not see how he could proceed , and reques t 8 Mr. J. Smith, for a design ... 0 12 0 of the Peers standing by tbeir order." Every Mediatf. «*• tlie Chartists met and resolved to oppose them', and Mr. Bairstow to withdraw the amendment Salford 0 7 4 " assistance. Droylsden 0 4 o 9 Mr. Saow, for steel plate 2 0 0 reader of the " Black Book" must have one of these issued oat a placard , calling npon the working men of After some desultory matters had passed on, ' wages... splendour of Perry's Purif ying Specific P ills, prjce 2g by the Mr. Johnson S»tion, rose Shelton 1 16 8 11 Secretary s 1 0 0 companions, in order to contrast tke M Derby to be at their post—to be no longer doped , the mover of the original cards... 13 4 , 4s. 6d., and lls. (Observe none are genuine and «rderly—to be men now to reply to Mr. Bairs tow's speech. He ackn owledged Liverpool 0 10 o 14 1,000 the tax-eaters with the misery of the tax payers witnv factions—to be peaceab le 19 Secretary's wages 1 0 0 and work out the grand social maxim-'" Knowledge out the signature of R. and L. Perry on the sidetff or never ; and that Mr. Bairs tow , the unflinchi ng advo- its truth , courted the support of the Chartists , but Bolton 1 10 0 each wrapper) which are well known ' Rochdale 13 Mr. Deegan, as expences 0 5 0 is power ; Union is strength !" throughout cate of the workin g man 's rights , would address the attempted to distor t a many of bis (Mr. Bainstow s) 6 Europe and America, to be the most certain statements hed outright at his Barnsley 2 1 g Rent 0 2 0 and meeting. , till the meeting laug 26 Secretary 's wages ... 10 0 Now Publishing, effectual cure ever discovered for every Stage and At twelve •'d ock on the day of meeting, the doors of folly and discomfiture , and he eat down amid the Dewsbury 2 15 8 Symptom of the Venereal Disease, in Loughborough 10 Room rent ... 0 2 0 POPULAR BLACK BOOK AND ALMANAC, both sexes- the Town Hall were opened, and a tremendous crush greatest confusion. 0 including Gonorrhsea, Gleets, Secondary Symptoms m made into the larg» hall of the building—& place Mr. Bairstow then replied in a masterly speech, Leeds 2 1 4 1,000 plain cards, 100 bronze ... 2 0 0 FOR 1841; 1 900 plain cards 2 4 4 StricturBS, Seminal Weakness, Deficiency **% that "will hold 1, -iOO persons , and -was three-fourths and carried the mass of the meeting entirely along with Haddersfield 1 10 0 , Which has obtained a higher circulation than any Diseases of the Urinary Passages, Oct. 3 Secretary's wages 10 0 without logs tit filled by a most att entive and enthusi astic audience. him. Bris tol 15 0 other kind in Britain. Also, time, confinement, or hindrance from business The 11 -i.TOR (Mr. J essopj and othtr gentlemen con- The May OB still seemed unwilling to put the amend- Bradford 3 0 0 Rent ...... 0 2 0 room ... 0 3 6 "VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF They have effected the most surprising cures not nected with the Whig party, entered the Hall, and a ment Several persons rose to neutralise the effects of Derb y 0 8 4 Forms for committee in recent and severe cases 10 Secretary 's wages 1 0 0 WOMAN. By R. J. Richardsox, only , but when salivation miserable failure at cheering was attempted. After Mr. Bairstow 'fl speech , but were successively compelled Newcastle 10 0 and all other means have failed ; and when parties surrounding Merthyr Tydvil Postage stamps 0 4 0 Price Twopence; shewing their claims to a share in an earlv the lapse of a minnta , it waa moved that the M ayor to sit down in despair. All tbe 3 0 0 ' 1 power in the State. application ia made to these Pills, for the cure do take the chair , when that gentleman placed him- Mr . Bairstow were endeavouring to dissuade him from Sunderland ., ... 2 0 0 Sep. 18 Cards... 3 4 the Legislature and Executive or 16 Secretary 's wages 1 0 0 the Venereal Disease, frequently contracted in a self in test situation , though the motion had not been opposition, and to withdraw the amendment, and the Bishop Auckland ..?* 16 8 Oct. London: J. Cleave, Penny Gazette office , Shw- moment of inebriety, the eradication Wigan . Rent 0 2 0 is generally pnt to tie meeting, and the general laughter of the Mayor likewise declared that he could not put it *, 0 9 4 lane, Fleet-street; Manchester, Heywood, Oldham- completed in a few days ; and in the more assembly indicated tfeat they deemed it irregular Mr. Bairstow then stepped forward and said , I Nottingham...... " 23 Secretary's wages 1 • 0 Star office ; Liverpool, advanced , 0 14 0 Btreet ; Leeds, Hobson, and inveterate stages of venereal infection, charac- though ' unw orthy further notice. He opened the will not and cannot withdraw the amendment , and Birmin gham 0 3 6 Postage 0 10 Scotland-place ; Glasgow, W. Thompson, variety of painful and etary s wages 10 0 Smith, terised by a distressing sjtdd- meeting by reading the original placar d, convening the with all due respect and deference, I beg to move " that Unswor th ... 0 2 4 29 Secr ' Circular office , Princess-street; Birmingham, Guest, toms, a perseverance in the Specific Pills Nov. 2 Mr. Littler, for attendance ...030 , in which meeting . ths Mayor vacate the chair, and that Mr. Turner be Trowbridge 1 16 6 Steelhouse-lane; Edinburgh, Duncan, High-street ; Messrs. P«rry have happily compressed the Br ampton , Chesterfield 6 Secretary 's wages 10 0 Dublin, O i , Abbey- most I mmediately on taking the chair, Mr. Farsswokth , called thereto. " 0 5 0 Huddersfield , J. Leech ; 'Br en purifying and healing virtues of the principal Norwich Postage and parcel to Star office... 0 2 4 and R. J. Richardson, 19, Chapel-street, part a Chartist , rose and moved that the meeting be id- This being seconded , was carried unanimously, when 0 16 6 street ; of the vegetable system,and which is of the utmosi mourned to Beven o'clock in the evening, in consequence Newport 0 17 6 13 Secretary's wages 10 0 Salford ; Newcastle, D. France ; Sunderland, J. the Major , and a party of friends bolted , with the mo- 20 Do. do 10 0 importance to those affli cted with Scorbutic affec- of the inability of the working classes to attend at tion and amendment in their hand s, amid the loudest Middletoa • 0 6 0 Williams. Eruptionaon any part of the body, Rent 0 40 tions, Ulcerafcioas. that untimely hour , which was received with tre- laughter and cheering. After order was restored , Burnle y ] g 10 Scrofulous or Venereal taint ; being justl 27 Secretary's wages 1 %| 0 y calculated mend ous cheering from the body of the Hall, -while the Mr. Tvrskb pat the amendment, and Bromsgrove 0 8 0 TO PIANOF ORTE PLATE RS AND to cleanse the blood from all foulness Bri ghton Postage 0 2 0 1 , counteract Whigs looted unutterable things from the benches. Mr. Johnson withdrew the origi nal motion , when 3 8 1 SINGERS '. every morbid affection, and restore weak and ema- Mr. Jackson seconded the motion , and insisted on Hyndle y 0 4 0 Dec. 4 Secretary's wages ...... 1 10 0 the amendment was carried by upwards of 1,200 blis- Room rent 0 4 0 ciated constitutions to pristine health and vigour. its being put to the meeting. tered hands, there being only three solitary bands held Radcliff a 0 4 0 Published Monthly, Price One Shilling, Preston 8 Mr. Littler, for attendance ... 0 2 0 The rash, indiscriminate, and unqualified The MAToa expresse d his astonishment at the irre- up in opposition. This result was followed by 10 0 use'of gularity of the proceeding, Yeovil 0 10 0 11 Secretary's wages ...... 1 10 0 rnHE PIANISTA gives all the Popular Songs, Mercury, has been productive of infinite mischief * and called upon peering. A vote of thanks and three cheers 18 Do. do. ... 1 10 0 Symphonies, and Sir. Johsson to Biove the first resolution , which was Halif ax 1 0 0 X Ballads, &o., with Words, under the notion of its being an antidote for a cer- were then given to Mr. Bairstow , when that gentle- 25 Do. do. 1 10 0 Accompaniments ; and all the Waltzes, Quadrilles, tain disease, the untutored think they a mere echo of the sentiments embodied in the placard , , congratulating them on their noble vic- Sheffield 0 16 « have only to man replied Hull Carriage aad banner • 0 14 6 Galops for Piano, Sec, which obtain, by their excel- saturate their system with Mercury, ¦when , af tez proceeding to speak to it for a few seconds, tory, and unanimous support of th eir own cause. o 16 8 and the busi- Wi Postage and stamps 0 3 0 great popularity in London. These are given ness is accomplished. Fatal error! he was interrupted by cries of " put the adjournment ," Three chetrs were given for the Charter, three were lton ...... 0 8 4 lence, Thousands are Ba th Jan. 1 Secretary's wages 1 10 0 every month, at a price scarcely one siath of the annually either mercurialized out of " put the adjournment. '' He attempted to Bhuffis on also propesed for F. O'Connor , Frost , Williams , and 10 0 existence or the business of the meeting, by passing the motion as Nantwich ... 0 2 0 Parcel to Birmingham 0 1 6 charge made by Music Sellers ; as, for instance :— their constitutions so broken, and the functions' of Jones, and the peop le dispersed highl y proud of the Do. Worcester 0 0 10 for January, 1841, contains the Elizer nature so impaired as to render an amendment to tie motion for adjournment : bat it triumphant issue of the meeting, without one single K righley 0 9 0 No. 1, , the residue of lite ¦ W olverham pton Do. Cardiff 0 I 10 d'Amore Quadrilles, (note for note, the same miserable. The disorder wethave in view was ** no go." disturbance , and in the greatest order. Chartism is 0 8 4 owes its Bilston 8 Secretary's wageB 1 10 0 usually charged 3s. 66. f or:) " The Banks of Allan fatal results either to neglect or ignorance. In The meeting still persist ed that the motion should now lord of the ascendant here ; long may it shine and 0 0 4 ( the p Stourbridge 0 10 0 Parcel to Leeds, per railway ... 0 2 0 Water," popular song, with words, sold in the first stage it is always local, and easy to be extin- be ut illuminate every inhabitant of this cittddof W higgery. 's wages ... 1 10 0 sir. tcr -ver, ti-s operative poet , made several very Reddi tch 0 2 6 15 Secretary shops at 2s.,) and ah Original Ballad, words by guished by attending to the directions fully pointed itringent and pointed remarks , when, Manchester Joiners ••060 Parcel to Wotton-under-edge ... 0 1 6 Miss Costello, and music by Lady Andover ! The out in the Treatise, without the smallest injury to alter consider- , abl e wrang ling between the Whigs and the Chartists , ED INBURGH. — A meeting of subscribers to the Wakefield 0 4 0 Do. Accrington 0 0 6 whole of these are given in No. 1, for Is. No. 2 the constitution; but when neglected, or improperly it was ultimately put by the Mayor , and was carried Sorihern Sta r was held in the house of Mr. Lennie, Dalston 0 10 0 Postage Stamps ... 0 1 6 far" February, contains the Royal Christening Solo, treated, a mere local affection will be converted into by sueh an overwhelming majority, Sit tiogbourne ... * 0 7 0 Bill for stationery... 12 0 (Original)—" The Old Oak," with words, sym- an incurable and fatal malady. What a pity that that the M»yor did 279, Canon £3te, en Frid ay last , for the purpose of 650 plain 200 bronze cards ... 3 11 10 a not put it " to the contrary, " and the meetin g was ad- voting away the profits they had acquired by the sale of From * 0 5 0 Oct. 13 1, phonies, and accompaniments—and two of Strauss's young man, the hope of his country and the darling journed till seven o' Cardiff 19 2,000 piain cards 2 6 8 Waltzes. All these for Is. No. 3, (just out) for of his parents, should be snatched from all the pros- clock, ami d tae loudest accla- that paper. It was moved and carried— " That the 0 12 0 (100 mations. A-sedation York 0 8 4 Nov. 20 1, plain 200 bronze cards ... 2 16 8 March, contains the whole of the celebrated pects and enjoymetns of life by the consequences oY Edinburg h Chartist be reques ted to get up Dec. 23 1 000 cards 1 3 4 Jullien,(now the rage in London, For half an hour previo us to the time of commence- a meeting to consider the case of Robert Peddie , now Mason 0 8 4 , " Farentella," by one unguarded moment,and by adisease which is not ment in the evening, Jan. 13 2 ,500 cards 2 18 4 and selling at 3s. €d.)—an Original Song, by in its own nature fatal, and which never proves so kf vast crowds were crow ding every lingering in Beverley House of Correction , and that 6s. 's wages 1 10 0 symphonies and avenue leading to the Town Hall . The Hall was be given to assist in defraying the expences of the £69 12 0 22 Secretary Thomas Moore, Esq., with words, , .properly treated. speedily filled to excess Newton Heath 29 Do. do 1 10 0 accompaniments—and two of Strauss's most popular ,—the mayor , the gentry, aristo- said meeting, failing the Association complying with 0 8 4 0 2 0 e of No. 3 for Is, It is a melancholy fact that ilionsands fall victim crac y, and middle-class men of " A Com mittee was empowered to Wigan 0 9 0 Wafer Labels Waltzes. The whol , , the town and vicinity, the above req uest. 31 One month's rent ...... • ... 0 8 0 The Morninq Herald, of Thursday, March 4th, to this horrid disease owing to the unskilfulness of having, prior to the opening of the doors , snugly seated carry the said object into effect. It was then moved Middleton 0 2 0 Unsworth Feb. 5 Secretary 's wages 1 10 0 says :_" The Pianista for March, No. i, outstrips illiterate men, who, by the use of that deadly poison, themselves on the bench, in the witness box, &c &c and carried— " That lGs. be sent to the wives and 0 2 0 i Bat e-ren those places were but very victim s. It being understood Congletoa 0 8 4 12 Do. do 1 10 0 our previous commendations. Every page is studded mercury, ru n the constitution, cause ulceration, imperfectl y filled families of the Chartist " 10 0 blotches on the head, face, and body, by the respectables , though not affordin g accommoda- that a number of tha subscribers to the Northern Star Lancas ter , 0 9 0 ID Do. do 1 with gems ; and, in a short time, 110 Pianoforte dimness of Postage 0 6 3 Player will be without it. It is edited by a man of sight, noise in the ears, deafness , obstinate gleets, tion to more than one-sixth of the immense mass in the had requested the Edinbu rgh Chartist Association to ulcerated body of the Hall ; but the Mayor this club Fothergill, for circulars 0 9 6 ability." nodes on the shin bone, sore throats* , having given liberty become agents fur it, it was resolved " That £71 10 8 Smith , Leeds ... 1 0 4 d with nocturnal pains in the head for admission promiscu ously, those parts- became as be now dissolved , and tha t we recommend all the Cash to Mr. Published in London by Sherwood and Co., 23, iseased nose, ana The five shillings presen ted by Mr. Fir th , beer- Bill for printing and stationery, limbs, till at length a general debility of the con- densely wedged together as huma n beings could bear. members to get tbeir papers from the Association , one- selkT , No. 8 Mill Hill Paternoster Row ; and to be had by order »f any , , was ex pende d in the follow- Heywood 0 5 9 stitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts % The adjsurned meeting then commenced by the half of the profits being applied to the Association, ing man ner , previous to the Executive having pro- Book or Musio Seller in the Kingdom. Any Matob reading the placard, voted away by the subscribers , Number sent to any part of the Kingdom, free, for period to their dreadful sufferings. ftsting that aDy person and the other half to be vided th emselves with books:— 60 13 6 •would be allowed to speak , and called upon every six weeks, to the cause of liberty ." The meeting Is. 4d. Address, to the Editor, 23, Paternoster By Mr. Smith, for coals, ink, and candles ... 2 6 Messrs. Perry and Co., Surgeons, may be Mr. Joh.vso.v to move the first resolution ; the same then dissolved. By Mr.Tillman Row. consulted, as usual, at No. 44, Albion-street, he read in the meeting at noon . to two bill files 1 4 m , statin g, DAISY HXtT *.—At the meeting on Sunday last, To metal inkstand o 10 To balance in hand ... 8 18 6 Leeds, Private Entrance in the Passaga ; and EVERY NUMBER NOW IN PRINT. " That the import duties were oppressive to the the following resolution was unan imously carried ;— Sealing wax ... ' ... 0 4 I 18 8 No. 4, Great Charles-street, Birmingham. Only country, and that their repeal would better the condi- " That we, tie Chartists of Daisy Hill , do petition the 1 ______BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC. one personal visit is required from a country Williams , Messrs. Perry and tion of the poor , increase the commerce and revenue of House of Lords for the restoration of Frost, 5 0 £10 17 2 To Flute, Fl ageolet , Violin, CUrionet, Kent Bugle, patieut to enable _£k>, to give the country, and that the meeting would petition Par- and Jones , according to the plan recommended in the and Cornopean Players. such advice as will be the means of efijBing a per- liament on the subject. " last week's Star ; and the Associatio n likewise pledges manent and effectual cure, after all other means itself not to be behind with O 'Connor 's plan." That Celebrated Monthl y Periodical , THE have proved ineffectual. He spoke to the motion for half an hour , bei ng beard Pri ce Amount FLU TON ICON, gives every beautiful Tune that with perfect decorum, but great impatience was mani- LONDON '.—BEfiJiO .M>S£r.—The members of the P. C. of Cards. E. C. received. Indebted. Overpaid. becomes popular. In its pages will be found , for Letters for advice must be post-paid, and contaia fested on the part of the meeting. He said tha t a re- Bermondsey Teetotal Improvement Society lately £ s. d. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ a. d. the small price of Ei ghtpence Monthly, not only the usualfee of one pound. duction in the imp#rt duties , and the total repeal of passed a vote of thanks to the Editor of the London, Mr. Fred. Cha pman 70© 5 16 8 10 5 0 3 2 0 2 19 8 every Tune that is popular , but every Tune that is the Corn L3ws, would increase oar commer ce, raise Xoriher * Star and Feargus O'Connor , for their manly Mr. Rainsiey 200 1 13 4 24 12 0 1 10 0 0 15 4 likely to become so; all new copyright melodies of THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM wages, cheapen food , give plenty of employment to the conduct in exposing a certain lot of ginger-ta iled Mr. Tayl or 200 1 13 1 12 6 0 5 13 3 111 merit being inserted here. Nos. to 18 are alread y Is now universally established as a remedy of great industrious , ic- ; and he poured forth a lachrymose Radicals , who have been some time tr ying to sell Mr. Palm er 100 0 16 4 0 iti 8 published ; any of which may be had at eightpence efficacy. It is possessed of the most invigorating humbugs. peroration on the decline of England's commercial the working classes to the anti-Corn Law Manch ester, Mr. Chamb erlain 430 3 15 0 40 20 0 3 6 8 18 4 per Number, or sent, post paid, to any part of the power?; warming and cheering the spirits, and pro- meets every Thursday evening at greatness , and feared she would fall in the strugg le, ex- This excellent Society Mr. Cartled ge ... 150 15 0 31 15 6 1 17 6 0 3 0 Kingdom, by enclosing Is. As a specimen of the moting digestion . It is an excellent remedy for the Pestalozziaa School, Abbey-street , near Bermondsey cept the aristocracy would agree to a repeal of the Messrs. . Pembert on contents of some of the Numbers , the following is nervous, hypocondriac, consumptive, and female Old Chnrch , and effects much good in Bermondsey bread tax , and all other prohibitory duties , and gi^e a and Morri s ... 90 0 15 0 20 10 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 submitted, namely:— complaints, lassitude, and weakness arising from and its vicinity. perfectly free trad e. Having finished his monetonous Ashton, Mr , Harris 100 0 10 8 0 13 4 0 3 4 No. juvenile imprudencies. drivellin g, TowerH amlets— TheTower Haml ets Charter Society Stalybri dge 30 0 5 0 0 5 0 1. Rise, Gentle Moon, Meet me by Moonlight , and at lls., or four quantities, in o£» Mr. Alderman Bjbkeb seconded tke motion , and Bricklayers ' Arms , Cheshire - " Sold in Bottles, held their meeting at the St ockport 300 2 10 0 2 1 0 0 16 10 1 14 2 seven others. family bottle, for 33s., duty included. sat down. street , Waterloo Town , Bethnal Green Road , March 9. Oldbam 32.5 2 14 2 9 4 6 1 17 8 110 11. Farewell to the Mountain , and ten others. When the Matob. "was procceeding to pnt the The minutes of the last meeting were read and con- Salford 130 118 0 7 4 0 14 4 13. The Sea l the Sea 1 and ten others. Observe—No. 44, Albion-street, LeeoV. motion, firmed. Mr. Mills , of the Petition Committee, brought Droylsden 24 0 4 0 0 4 0 17. The Deep, Deep Sea, and seven others. Mr. Tchs eb. rose amid great and general cheering , up a petition for Feargus O'Connor , Esq., which is to Shelton 220 1 16 8 2 1 0 1 16 8 0 10 2t. The Brave Old Oak , and eight other tunes. ' ESP'Private Entrance in the Passage. and moved the following amendm ent :— be presented from the Committee as the Tower Hamlete' Liverpool 150 15 0 2 1 0 0 10 0 0 16 0 26. Prett y Star of the Night , and ten others. " That , while this meeting approv es of any revision National Charter Petit ion. It was resolved to take Bol ton 170 18 4 2 1 0 1 10 0 0 0 8 53. Happ y Land . Land of the West , four Quadrilles or reform in the Commercial Code , adapted to relieve from the funds of this Association the sum of 7s. 6d. Rochdale 150 15 0 5 2 6 1 3 6 0 4 0 from Kory O'More , and two othera. ADYICE. the oppressive burdens under which the working to be sent to the Xorihem Slar office, to .be placed to Barnsley 280 2 e 8 4 2 0 2 10 0 7 8 54. Tne hour before day, I leave you te guess, and nine MEDICAL , _ the account ot Feargns O'Connor , Esq. Tina 3temon- Dewsbury 0 12 10 8 4 0 2 15 8 0 12 ¦classes labour it trili not petition a Parl iament m 317 othera. which tlie people are n«t represented , for anything stration box for F. O'Connor is placed on th e Ubie otery Longhborough 200 1 13 4 2 1 • 1 0 0 0 14 4 55. My Beautiful Maid , Cherry Ripe, and seventeen MR. WILKINSON, SURGEON, ' meeting night. Leeds " Short Of ttl9 Peapie s Charte? , to give the entir e nation .. 250 2 1 8 12 6 0 2 14 0 6 4 otherB. North-street Leeds, Huddersfield 338 13 10 No. 13, Trafal gar-street, , a full , free, and equal representation in ths House of SH EFFIELD.—The Char tists have had a glorious ^ 0 1 0 0 7 0 iG. In the days when we went Gipsying, Blue Bonnets , Commons by "Universal Suffrage. " week in Sheffield. They held a pub lic meeting on Bri stol 150 1 5 0 12 6 0 1 5 0 0 6 0 Crusader 's Walts , and ten other delightful airs. HAVING devoted his Studies exclusively for Bradford Generative- Having read it, he would sit down, - leaving Mr. Monday the Sth , when it was resolved, " tha t this .- < 600 5 0 0 14 7 0 3 0 0 2 7 0 60. Bless'd be the Home, Rory O'More , and nine many years to the Diseases of the Bairstow to speak to it. meeting is of opinion that the punishment of political Derby ... .?. 50 0 8 4 2 1 0 0 8 4 0 10 others. System , in their mild and most alarming Forms ,and Mr. TwiSa having seconded it, prisoners , for the la»t twelve month s, is severe and un- Newcastle 500 4 3 4 10 0 3 3 4 «0. The celebrated £ch« Quadrilles, Philomel Waltz, to the successful treatment of Nervous and Sexual " It was seconded in a very able manner by Merthyr Tydvil 4W 3 6 8 40 20 0 3 15 0 0 11 8 &c. Debility , arising from inordinate excess, may be Mr. Bairstow rose upon the beaches , and "was called for. who has suffered eighteen months in Sund erland 490 4 18 20 10 0 2 0 0 2 11 8 ' Personall y Consulted from Nine in the Morn ing till received by the meeting with the most enthusiastic Mr. W. Martin , 74. Mr. Moore s popular song, The Lan guage of Flowers , , " that this meeting petition Bishop Auckland 100 0 16 8 16 8 0 10 0 ' and ten others. Ten at Night and on Sundays from Nine till Two, cheering. He proceeded to expatiate upon the neces- prison , 2. It was moved Lin ley a Lost Rosabel , , for the immediate releass of Wi gan ... 50 0 8 4 20 10 0 0 17 4 010 ' at his Residence , No. 13, Trafalgar-stre et, North- sity of procuring the People's Charter , and tpon the both Houses of Parliament 75. Mr. Moote a Musical Box, Cracoviak, and ten others. " Resolutions , pledging the meet- Nottingham 2«0 1 13 4 0 14 0 0 19 4 t Leeds, and every Thursday at No. 4, George- arguments that had been urged by the mover and ail political offenders . 76. Where the Bee Sucks , Four Airs by Prince Albert , s reet, the wives and families of St roud 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 Bradford. seconder of the resolution respectin g the revision of the ing to do all tfiey could for and twelve others. street, risoned Chartists , and not to rest till the Char- Birmin gham 192 1 12 0 0 3 6 18 6 77. Eight Airs, by Prince Albert and Ernest tariff ; and he pointed out the vast incr ease in the pro- the imp , Tis the In recent cases a perfect Cure is completed within ter was the law of the land , and statin g that a hall was Unsworth 32 0 5 4 0 4 4 0 10 Shepherd 's Evening Bell, and five others. ductive energies of the country, unaccompanied as they Congl eton 80 0 13 4 2 1 0 0 8 4 0 6 0 a Week, or no Charge made for Medicine after that were by any addition to needed for the purp oses of the workin g classes in Shef- 78. Oft in the stilly night , Bory Tories (Jack Sheppard) , one the wages of the producers. Twenty shillings Trowbri dge 200 1 13 4 2 1 0 1 16 6 0 2 2 period, and Country Patient s, by making only He could appeal , he said , fiel d, were passed by the meeting. Jack Kedburn'a Solos (from Master Humphrey 's Medi- to the thousands of frame- families. On Tues- Glouce ster 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 personal visit, will receive such Adyice and work knitters in tha t town and country, whether or were collected for the wives and Clock) , She Wore a Wreath of Roses, M r. Loder's perman ent the public dinner was given to Mr. Martin , Kidderminster 70 0 11 8 0 11 8 cines'that will enable them to obtai n a not they had received hi gher wages in conseqn ence of day week , new s«ng, Down in the Deep, and four others. when all other means nave numerous ly attended. A variety of ap- Bramp ton , Chesterfield ... 50 0 8 4 0 5 0 0 3 4 and effectual Cure , producing nearly eight times more ho siery than they and was very 78. The Danoia Quadrilles , Taglioni' s new dance in the propriate and patriotic songs, toasts , and sentiments , Norwich 98 0 16 4 2 1 0 0 16 6 0 0 10 Gipsy, three famous Chinese airs , Mr. B-lfe's new failed. did in 1780. Their waies now , «numerating , 009 *6 were proposed , and the evening 's pleasure concluded Newport 102 0 17 0 2 1 0 0 17 6 0 0 6 popular melody, The dawn is breaking o'er us, two A complete knowledge of the symptoms and treat- hand s in the three counties of Nottingham , Derby, and Middleton with a danca. Mr. Martin lectured on Friday evening, 48 0 8 0 0 8 0 more Solos by Jack Redbun , and five oth ers. dangerou s diseases can Leicester , did not average more t *"«" "s. per -week Burnley ment of these insidious and on tlie treatment of political prisoners in Korthallert on 173 1 8 10 26 13 0 1 8 10 0 13 0 80. For July, contains Jack Redburn ' who in addit ion to expe- (Ciieers , and " t£a£ 's tr ue," !—while their -wages in Bromsgrove s Gallop in honour only be acquired by those , and other gaols. 100 0 16 8 0 8 0 0 8 8 of the Derby, the whole five melodies of tne Fal- have previously gone through a regular the former period -woul d purchase more than deuble Carlisle rience, the Quantity of provision 500 4 3 4 2 10 4 4 4 staff Quadrilles , popular airs from Weber ' B Eury- course of Medical Instruction ; and it cannot be too and clothing that thtir pre - Brighton sent wages would do. (Cheers.) Aye 120 J 0 0 12 6 0 3 8 1 2 2 1 anthe , Sphor 's Faust , and Beethoven's Fidelia strongl y impressed on the minds of those who have , and this , while Hindley 24 0 4 0 0 4 0 our productive powers have reached the extreme point 3C3att&rtnjt£, &c. The Number closes wi th a grea t novelty—namely, unfor tunately contracted any of these complaints, liadcliffe 24 0 4 0 0 4 0 —so that the naked, unaided energies of 500,000 Jack Rad burn's descri ption (in music) of a Horse - that hundreds fall victims in consequence of the im- ,000 Preston 100 0 16 8 men eould not produm more than we Were producing From the London Gazette of Friday, March 12. 10 0 0 3 4 race. This Number also contains a full list of moderate use of Mercury, and irritati ng Medicines, by our machi nery, slam YeoviL 30 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 content , of the whole eighty Numb ers , and is administered by illiterate men, who, owing toa to- , and chemical applianc -s in BANKRUPTS. Halifax industry. Where had the thirty -nine 120 1 0 0 10 0 a good specimen for those who have not «een ths tal ignorance of the general Princip les of Medicine, times additional Plymouth 00 0 10 0 produce been swallowed up, he again asked ? Not on Phil pot , J., Marriot , B-, and BurnelJ , B., Criggl e- 0 10 0 work. ruin the constitution , causing Ulcera ted SoreThroa t Newton Heath 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 the workers in Bociety.box on the idlers , the merchants , stone , Yorkshire , coal-merchaats , March 19, at twelve , 81. For August , contains Oh ! God preserve the Queen ; diseased Nose, and Secondary Sympioms of a most^ Worcester 26 0 4 4 banke rs.brokers , iuanufi >cturer s,landowners , shipowners , April 23, at eleven. Solicitors, Adlington and Co., 0 4 4 the celebrated Tarantella (the whole six move- alarming character. In these distressing Cases, Mr. Bedford-row. Hull 100 0 10 8 Member millowners , cotton lorig, and princely millionaire." , ments): seven Airs from Gluck' s Iphigenia ; and W . can with confidence offer , as a regular the grubs of "Change Allsy, the clique of cotton Russell , A., Old Char 'iton, Kent, builder , March 29 , at Sheffield 100 0 16 8 0 1G 8 three others. of the Medical Profession a safe and speedy resto - princes Wi gton , in the Manchester Chauber of Commerce —the Roths- one , April 23, at eleven. Solicitor , Driver , South- 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 82. For September , contains My Dog and my Gun , We ration to sound and vigorous healt h. childs, Barings , &c , iimls of the Old Lady square , Gray 's Inn. Bath 120 1 0 0 10 0 all love a pretty Girl , He that loves a rosy of Tliread- Nan twich needld-street. (Great laugkter.) These wer e the part ies Haslam , W., Epping, draper , March 27 , at one, April 27 0 4 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 cheek , the whole set (five ) of the Nightingale IMPORTANT CURE. •who 23, at eleven. Solicitor , Sole, Aldermanbury. Keighley 56 0 9 4 0 9 0 0 0 4 WaltZis , and six Airs from Gluck 's had fattened on tht gorgeous wealth th ^y had Iphi genia. the misfort une, produce ! by their bliste red Jefferd, H. lyme Regis, Dorsetshire , builder , April 1, Mansfi eld 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 83. For October , contains— 'Twas Nature ' Mb. Wilkinson. —Sir, Having had hands and h&rdj ar ms s Gay Day, a long-to-be-la- The speaker then entered into a number and 23, at eleven, at the Bull I nn , Bridport Solicitor s, Lancaster 30 0 5 0 0 5 0 the popular Song •, the whole five about feur years since, to contrac t of remarks of the Tete which no doubt respecting ths effect of cheapness lumpier , Lyme Regi3 -, and Clowes and Wedl aie, Wotton-under-Edge 30 o 6 Q 0 5 0 de Bronze Quadrilles ; the ' mented, most destructi ve complaint, of articles , the state celebrated Doncaste r had it not been of labour , and the results of free tra de King's-Beneh-walk , Temple. Mot tram 80 0 13 4 0 13 4 St. Leger Race, described in M usic ; would have proved fatal ere now, princi ples gene- and six which I can safely say rall y. The commercial system that had been Pigg, J., Norwich , carpenter , M arch 26 ,,April 23, Wolver hamptou 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 others. for your invaluable Drops, pursued , Bilstou have saved my consti tution from utter destruct ion, i and for an extension of whit h the motion at twelve, at the Bowling-green Inn, Norwich. Solici- 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 84. For November , contains Two Melodies from breathed a have been under several experience d pract itioner s, desire , had been most fatal ind ruinous tors , Whi te and Borrett , Lincoln's Inn-fields. Stourbrid ge 60 0 10 0 0 10 0 Auber's new O pera , Zaneita, Lanner' S to England - s ix and have been apparently well for a shor t time, but Food, to the amount of £i,U8 Stone , M-, Lane-end , Staffordshire , draper , March Reddi tcb 48 0 8 0 0 2 6 0 5 G Spring Waltzes, the celebrated Marseilles Hymn , , was exported from which evidently resulted Ireland in 1822, while the poor Irish were famishing 26, April 23, at twelve , at the Globe Inn, Newcastle- Accrington 24 0 4 0 0 4 0 •laude du Val, and Three others. The whole ever experienced a relapse, in Rugby from patched-up and improper tr eatment , or aom» thous ands ; hundreds dro pping down in the und er-Lyme. Solicitors, J ones, Newcastle-under- 24 0 4 0 0 4 0 for Sd. streets , and secret lurking in the frame which was never roote d. the nakedness of thousan ds displayed the Lyme; and Abbott and Arney, Charlotte-street , Mr. Deegan , Missionar y ... 100 016 8 0 16 8 85. For December , contains Six Melodies from poor pauper With great reluctance I was advised by a friend to peasan t Btarving amid plenty. ) Bedford-square. Joiners of Man chester 36 0 6 0 12 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 Zenetta, I know a Bank ; and nine others. To ;Cries of '•Shame." apply to you. At that time I was afflicted ffi th ul- Were tie larges t expor ting countrie i Fisher, J., Birmingham , coal-dealer , M arc h 31, Wakefield 30 0 5 0 8 3 0 0 5 0 purchasers of No. 85 is given gra tis The Royal the happiest , then horrible ta ste and ^baa would Ireland be an earthly April 23 , at eleven , at Dee's Royal Hotel, Birmingham. York 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 Lullab y, the words and music printed on rose cera ted sores in my mouth , elysium. In the three blotches on differen t parts of my body, witn years , 1621-3, &h* exporte d Solicitors , Ingleby and Wragge , Birm ingham ; and Mas on 50 0 8 4 0 8 4 coloured payer. smell, upwards of £16,000 ,000, great pain and swellings in the bones, part icula rly £10,000,000 being toe native prodnce of the Irish soil Chaplain , Gray 's Inn-square. Mr. Thoma&on 1 0 6 0 0 6 86. For January, commences publishing Mr. James 's Djglish my legs, with hard lumps on my shins , which I ana —(Ehamti— to ometo England. In 1710, we exported , W., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors , Essays on the best Methods of Fingering for the Alter in excess, more than we imported Fureter , Westgate-rtreet ; Watson , Newcastle-upen- £34 19 8 £6 12 2 Flute, now satisfied would soon have proved fa tal. , by £214,297 ; in illustrating his celebr ated Scales. Musi c my sores as- 1771, an excess of £6 , 363,376; in 17S0 " Tyne ; and Shield and Harwood, Queen-street , Cheap- Wigan , second payment ... 0 9 0 for January :—Happy New Year ; taking your Dro ps for a few weeks, , an excess of the whole sumed a healin g disposition, taste and smell go* £2.004 ,s77 ; in 1790 , £3,965 ,3S3 ; in 1&0 0 side. Newton Heath 0 8 4 set of L'Elizir D'Amore Quadrilles , by AlOsard my , an excess ; graduall better , my pains entirely left me, ana i •of £ll .i87,i»w* zi the aggregate loss to the Industriou s millions, being 0 9 0 toria, and three other Waltzes , by Strauss : Being convinced there are numbers solicitors. R. and S. Woodroffe , Xew Milton , York- The creatures similarly afflictedj and for their good, 1 in the eonrae of 4S years from 17S2 to 1340 , 110 less Ice Song ; Love in Idleness ; The Sleeper ; We are ahire , ironmongers. H. A ilk in and J. Oxley, Sheffi eld, The Sab-Secretaries of the various Towns and Villages are particularly requested to examine the request you will publish this in the paper , only be so than the «narmon3 sum of £0,670,000,004 all squan- Spirits ; the two popul ar songs of M iss Hawes, I'll dered in reckless competition Yorkshire , merchants. E. and J. Kersh&w , Lancaster, Balance-Sheet ; and if any error appear, to take the earliest opportunity in communicating the same to good as to omit my name. on the money-mong er woollen-carders. G. Taylor , W. H arrison , Speak of Thee, and Thou art Lovelier. and capitalist, to uphold the putri d W. Dibb, the Provisional Executive, and *ddress " Richard Littler, No. 5, Mount Pleasant Street, Salford. . C B. and sickening cant , and P. Hurdus , Whitwood , Yorkshire , earthenwar e- Manchester." 85. For March (now ready)—They tell me th ouit the Yours, respectfully, called Free Trade. These were the results of that pre - manufacturers. Fairest Guest, Mr. Balfe's popular song ; The cious philosophy tha: taught them the doctrin e of going (Signed) JAMES LEACH, Highborn Child ; ten of Leeds, October 4, 1838. JAMES CARTLEDGE, the Witches ' Songs in to th? cheapest market with their labour , while they Macbeth ; Over Hill over Dale, Mr. W. is to be Consulted every Day at his Resi- From the Gazette of Tuesday, March 16. JOHN CAMPBELL, in Midsu mmer eonld make no distinction betweem 7a. per week, and Night's Dream ; Russi an Air by Thal berg ; long, dence ; on Sun days from Nine till Two ; and for the their former 1 7s. and 1 Si, to let them hava .a pair of BA.YKHCPTS. RICHARD LITTLER. long ago ; Ladye mine /L either Sex, wher e dis- Executive Room, No. 9, Whittle Street, Manchester. ^ adye mine , and The accommodation of those of stocking * per year, 3d. cheaper. exist in Europe.' And the Herald, in a long article Mr. Lan gdale , Bookseller, Knares bro * efield. voice. As the CoartLsa had no public place of resort J ohn Heaword, cotton heald yarn-manufactur er j were in bed when the fire was first discovered, and that all Appea Js not previously disposed of will be upon it, says, • The Fiulonicon is as much a standard Mr. R. Hurst , Corn Market , Wak , , Ma n- where they could expound their principles , and defend Portw-ood-within-Brinnington , Stockport | the alarm raised, and they had barely sufficient time heard immedia tely on the opening of the Court, on work amongst musicians as the Penny Magazine, or Mr. Davis, Druggist , No. 6, Market Place Day of Apkil; Chambers taeir cause, th ey had determined to come hither and James Squire Jackson and John Singleton, curriers , I to make their escape from the back part of the Tuesday, the '.Thirteenth and that ' Jour nal, amongst readers.' chester. house. The neighbouring Mr. Johnson Beverley. conver t the Town Ha)l into a Ckartufc chapel , their Leeds. resid ents have been con- all Proceedings under the Highway Act will be , Bookseller, siderable losers by the damage done to their . Day of the Sessions. Published in London by Sherwoods, 23, Paternos- Mr. Nob^e, Bookseller , Boston, Lincolnshire . rsspssted mayor ints a Chartist chairman , and that into John Carter, innkeeper, Skrewsbury, Shropshire. furni - taken oh. the fir3t ter-row ; in ture and stock in trade, in the hasty removal of By Order, Liverpool, by Stewart ; in Birmingham, Mr. Noble, Bookseller, Market-p lace, Hull. & Cuartist meetin g. They would neit her allow, them Benjamin Smith , Btuff-mannfacturer , Skipton , York. by Guest; in York place to mse: in, them from the scene of conflagration. The fire was JA MES RICHARDSON, , by Shillito; in Manchester, by Mr. H. Hi/RTON j Louth, Lincolnsh ire. nor come to hear , but still continued to John Sidders , corn-chandler , Canterbury. Heywood ; and may be had of all the Agents of this malign and misrepresiut them. (Cheering.) Now Mr. B. Peter Wallis Hammond , banker , Droylsden , Man- not extinguished until eight o'clock on Saturday Clerk of the Peace, for the said Boroagh. Iris Office , Sheffield. Paper ; in short, by order, of every Book and Music- Chron icle Lord Street Liverpool. said the meetin g shou ld hear them; theywould pr ove their cheater. morning. s, 15th March, 1841. Office , , Leed seller in the kingdom. And at the Advertiser Office , Lowjja te, Hul l. ___ THE NORTHERN STAR, n - == ' * - • - i ¦ . . . ,_.. . ======»__»_,=______. ¦~--» -___ _ ._-»_ Q . ¦ —¦ ¦¦ — n^i -«----¦— fc _ p ^ ^ — »u—>«!—» ___ A Mtlnl.UA \. _ __:___ "D» i _—. T> « . m . . _. _ ' " """ " "*^*" ' - — —^—i————m ^ i ^- . *^"^^^^^ ^ —™ ^ ^^^^^ iF*t*fc* *i* PktitioksrPTiTinvc to^ r \ Pabuambxt^-A^ i »t t mistake hA8*k axiBea Plate Robbery.—At Marylebone-*- •*» police-office*¦ , to get, then - - iioeirg. with regard to petitions to Parliament that, on Saturday, , but that, haying got a part, it would classes." We admit that Joet ia unplaced, and , under a very respectably-dressed youDg man, lead to the ¦ Since 1832, we have Jiad nine sessions of Pat* the new postage law, they are subject to payment of named John Tomlyn Jenkins, was placed at the bar securing of the whole. unpensioned, but we should like to know whether - TO ENIGMA- postage, liament, the present delightful and promising one ANSWER . as weli as letters to Jiembers of Parlia- before Mr. Hardwick, charged with having stolen Now, this was fair spoken, and the people con- either place ment. The late act has mad* no alteration with four silver or pension was ever placed within his inclusive, daring which time Ireland has had from to insert an answer to an Enigma of table-spoons, value about £5, the property fided. We are not disposed to blame them for —Please respect to p«titioos. They remain, as hitherto, of French, Esq., 8, Great Cumberland-street, their reach, or offered to hisjacceptance. We think little of forty to fifty "liberal members," whose eleclfeAs, 20ft, signed W.G confidence , but we do tell yUry exempt from payment, if the cover is left open at the Hyde-park, and to whom the prisoner was butler. them not to be caught in that virtue which stands, having never been enforced together with beggar's" rent, Association rest, ami , friend W. a two end3, and marked on the outside, another trap ; and ona, Tv the Star from the North , " Petition to It appeared the prisoser had pledged the spoons at too, that is not baited half by temptation to a fall. His championship of the humbag rent, has cost the "¦ wretched working: ' afforded amusement to me; Parliament." a pawnbroker so plausibly as the last vonr enigma 's. He was committed to take his on«. We have got, as yet, working classes is, to our minds, of a very question- men perus'd it with infinite pleasure, At the last meeting of the Printers' Pension trial at the next sessions of the Central Criminal uo offer of Hous ehold " getting sixpence a day, above three hundred? Tndeed, I Society, ths secretary acknowledged the bequest Suff rage f rom the middle able character. He thought such a luxury as give the solution now I'm at leisure. of Court. c asses white thousand pounds ; to which, add the millions voted Jnd £"200, made by the late Charles Whittiugham, Esq , THB PbISO.V l , though it ia plain that, were they so dis- bread acaad, BETTER THAff THK WOKKHOCSE.—A quite unnecessary for the hand-loom weavers; recklessly by the said "liberal" Irish members, and - , ig^ples high is heard th* of Chiswick, which enables the creation of an ad- young man, named George Sntton posed, they could give us that caverns under ground , , was brought be- , or any other measure, he has been an out-and-out supporter,—champion, paid by the In gjis*nd ditional pension of £7 per annum, to be entitled the fore Sir James Duke, at Guildhal l, charged with to-morrow. • " wretched working men" of England, «tere captives groan—the hoarse Echo Whittingham Pension, and if the World likes it better,—of the the Devil-king given on each occasion breaking a tradesman's window, m order to get the But, and the swarms of lice placed for life upon the back Responds Wo the wafl of woe. to the candidate who polls the highest number of prison diet suppose we had the offer , would they offer it bastile law ; and we have hiUs, in the noon of night, and accommodations, in preference to now in our office of the Irish beetle, and then see the World's own rwn rocis and votes without gaining his election. seeking those of the workhouse, and asking relief. as an instalment ? The World knows, as well as a well aud £cbo takes a hasty flight, respectfully written petition, acknowledgment of services rendered , and say Tfnd Longevitt.—Died, at Baumber, near Horncastle, The Alderman determined to commit him to Bride- we do, that if conceded at all, it would not be •rrbea moral tecgnes with gladness sing Joh n Goddard age well for seven daye from a Scotch working man, in favour whether or not the Irish quo is equivalent to the mate the forest ring ; , ninety-three, leaving six chil- , and assured him he should be even offered as a right, but as a boon, for which r jot, —id dren, sixty-four grandchildren, set to work there. The prisoner seemed to be con- of the Charter, which was sent to him for Irish quid. While j^jj^as from Chartists thousands rise, and upwards of one every one of the " Establishment , in the same period, England j Echo hundred and sixty great-grandchildren. He worked tented with this adjudication. " would tell us presentation, and which he refused to present I^v the blast—and dies. we ought to be , be- has had a Convention of between forty and fifty ^ nTmphs once Echo Tied, as a labourer upwards of thirty years on the Wragby most humbly thankful. cause it was the petition of an individual. 5r itv f»bted turnpike road, but was blind for the last ten But this said men sitting in London for srx months, a Special 611 P 118 """^ heathen pride ; years. POVERTY AND ROYALTY. doctrine of instalments is itself Mr. Feargus O'Connor does not want his 0" hei^ ^ Died, at Milford , in her 103rd year, Mary DuvtI^ friends, Commission that cost above £1,200; four hundred «^a pleas'd would sing, and gaily smile based upon a false and mischievous view of the the Chartists of our natire isle. better knows as " Old Aunt Mary." She was a Look on this Picture. And also look on this. , to serve him ; he has laboured for prisoners defended by able counsel, their families j af naideES native of Aberdeen, and at se subject. At the utmost, it only considers the poli- venteen was married On examining the room Her Majesty has been them in a manner which has enshrined him in supported for twelve months nark her fate, ye British fair, to a soldier, with whom Bhe -went to America tical and social rights of the masses , and all at aa Bal , and I fonnd nothing in it but graciously pleased to pre- as a debt due their hearts, and we know that the only return he expence short tout compassion let her share ; by whom she had fourteen children, thirteen sons a broken bedstead to them from the of five thousand pounds, or four And ' , a few old sent £5 to the person who privileged orders. Now, we con- looks for is their steady adherence Yiid no: your hearts to lore a prey, and a daughter. She followed the camp in the rags, and a broken cup and sent her a very hand- to principle, and months' interest, at five per cent., of the iie a'vra tend that the deprivation of those rights was a bold And lit? P°°r Edl0 * y- American war, and her husband and two of her sons sa ucer, for the whole of somely carved spoon , for their ceaseless perseverance, till the glorious cause enormous sum swallowed up by Irish patriots; took part in tne fierce encounter on Bunker's Hiil ; and Bhameless robbery, perpetrated according to , March 5th , 1341. which I tcould not give six the use of the infant Prin- for which he and hundreds are suffering, be achieved while Ireland is still in the position complained of tefcrd subsequentl y her husband deserted her, when she shillings. " ? • ? ? cess Royal. and perfected. became an itinerant pedlar. She retained th-j use of _.. . . . "The good old plan, by the World , indeed by the whole world, while Since Michaelmas he had It is the intention of When he shall take who bath tbe her faculties to the day of her death.— Drislol not, on an average, had her Majesty the Queen power, " It is a nice point,"says the World," how far advis- England is able to beat feer united factions. GrvvBAi. Hx&biso.v was sixty-eight years of age Mercury. A And he ahall keep who can;" staut. female, named Mshine , died lately at more than two pair of Dowager to give a series able it might bo for them to abandon the advance- N. B. Of the £300,000 the Liberator has had jjje o;h m Puy (Haute Loire,) having attained And, we ask, who ever , so>-, K. C. B., is appointed the age of 115. shoes a-woek to make, of dinners at Mariberough- heard of stolen property being ment of their own cause for a season to procure privi- nearly one half to his own SlB Jjbfsuh Dick to She had never suffered from illness, and, it is •which produced him only cheek ; enough to give troops in Nora Seo::a as- nouse. repaid by instalments ! The only favour the robber leges for others." We believe so ; yea eo_i__ d of the serted, preserved all her teeth till the last ! •2s. Sd. Mr. John Coward, It has now been finally , a point so nice any one but an Irish •• patriot, a lock-jaw, and ^ can expect. even from mercy and ferbearance itself, entrance of the Tower is now kept Legalised Phtsical Fobce — New Muskets and surgeon, deposed to mak- decided by the Commis- that the World will never be able to settle it be- it only makes the Liberator gape the wider. t— ei>iek< is to be allowed to go away scathless upon ¦Jn'daiij (5-iiiav excep:ed), until seven p.m.. Bato.vets.— It is probable that a new bayonet wui ing a post mortem exami- sioners of Woods and the re- tween this and its doomsday; though there is not a Let it be always borne in mind, that the £300,000 ' be introduced into the army. It appears a nation of the body, which Forests to erect a new and storation of his plunder to tho rightful owner. Vhes- is aramonr of the immediate resignation of formi- ¦was poor operative Chartist in all England or Scotland who was to keep the Whigs, (of whom the World is tired,) of the Irish Queen's Bench. dable weapon, about two and a half feet in length , in an exceedingly ej-tensive suite of sla bles But we offer more than this ; we offer a full would not settle it in three & OiefJuitiee and one and a half emaciated condition. He and coach-house at Ascot- par- seconds. " If an adminis- in Downing-street. ennsylvania, is to be Minister inch broad , and of a proportionate ticipation in all the good Jch5 Sabc-ea^, of P thickness. One edge is formed to cut as a sword , foand not a particle of fat heath, for (he accommoda- we seek to obtain , even to tration make Household Suffrage a Cabinet question , sd. and the back is serrated like a saw. The serrated in the body, and only a tion of her Majesty's horses those who have reviled and maltreated us ; and yet, there would be no alternative left for all classes of a &s- . THE PETITION AND CHARTER CONVEN- . aSEj.r nephew of the veritable Alexander part would make an ugly wound difficult to be little gruel in the stomach. and carriages, when the so much are some of our friends of " this world," Reformers, but to support the measure in the same present residing at Canoumili3, near healed, but it is The Jury found a verdict Royal party honour the . TION. Jfcri is at intended as an assistant to cut attracted by the fine appearance and plausible man- way as the Bill of Earl Grey was sustained by the t^faurja, ia rather straitened111 circumstances. palisades, and the great length given to the bayonet that " the deceased died races at that place with , g ners of the rascals who have reduoed us almost to country." Not so fast. We are wide awake now; Universal approbation seems to wait upon the «ai» i^al tna R^ssi G-overnment ia about is intended as a protection against the attacks of the from exhaustion radually their presence. The area it r produced by scantiness of of lhe building will cover a plan propounded by O'Connor in our last. We are aici a new loan of 1UO ,UUU,OOO of florins in cavalry. The court of Directors have, we under- ruin , that they wish to make them the judges in their we have seen the result of Earl Gbey 's Bill, in ac- ti Ka stand, resolved " on the introduction nourishment-"—Jnquesl on space o/l,600 square feel. inundated with letters, the publishing of which ia ga lhwh market. of percussion own cause, and talk of receiving what of our rights cumulated misery and wretchedness, and we shall Jocks in the fire arnj 3 of the Ind/an army. 10,000 William Eaton, from ihe The workmanship will be quite impossible; and, therefore, that we may run "¦¦ce CaSaBas.—onThe union of the Canadas had WeeklyDispatch of Ma rch of a superior character. they please to offer us as an instalment ; and this, not allow that farce to be acted over again. We ihe 10th nit. with great pomp muskets outhis principle were shipped for Calcutta — no hazird of making inviduons ^"proc^med in Augu&t last, and 100,000 in all had been Dispatch, March 7. too, before their middle class ' pets have con- promise the World that while we live, Household distinctions, we shall . ordered publish none aii ceremony for the Bengal arm v a'one. descended even to intimate an intention of offering Suffrage shall never pass into a law because of the , but acknowledge thus en masse the Pkujsx—Pugilism is discouraged in the axmy ; The Disadvantage of bei.ng a Gentleman.—A general approval. ?*Ionies are coming to us from enga ged in sac a rencontres axe anythin g at all! support ministered to it, by " all classes of Reform- l_d &ay soldier s very fashionably dressed midoie-aged, but slimly- THE NORTHERN STAR . many quarters, which are duly acknowledged else- gETjreiy panisied. formed person, who gave his name Charles Kendall , Then, again , the World shrinks with horror at ers." ' SATURDAY , MARCH 20, 1841. where. We learn also that several sums have been lrii r.v3£2s-rooD that the Great North of England was placed at the bar at Marlbarough-street police- the idea of refusing such an instalment as House- So much for the World's princi ple. Now turn office , , lodged in the bank j_Itt»v will be opened for the conveyance of passen- on Saturday last charged with being drunk hold Suffrage. We should shrink with loathing and we to the pot and kettle, under the cover of which , according to the instructions of _ a goois at the beginning of April. and d isorderly. The offence having been proved , OUR PROSPECTS. O'Connor's letter. *& the magistrate So we head this article abhorrence from any such rascally scheme as House- we find the following bit upon our fiscal arrange- Gec'XGE Aethcs will remain at Toronto until asked the prisoner in what station ot , borrowing the title Sis life he was. He replied a gentleman. Mr. Rawin- fr om our talented and generally well-received con- hold Suffrage involves. We claim the right of the ments. The World says, after speakiug of shooting, tht micde of March, exercising ihe same powers as 10 READBKb t a commission from the Gover- son—Oh , indeed , a gentleman, then I mnsi inflict temporary the Suffrage for man, because he is man, and not be- transporting, and meeting on moors, always forget- AND CORRESPONDENTS. bdcrs»ieasj°2J —'Q-r the highest penalt y of 40s. for Dublin World, of Feb. 13th , 104 1, BC-Gia =r3J. this offence. Defen- ting Hathcormac, Walstown, , then, to be consistent, if £10 qualifies for a men." our last, but were omitted for want of room :— jjK C.f p-jacy.'whkb.continually occur to keep their quire a few remarks from us. We have, at all * must pay scot for u. Defendant—The truth is, I have vote, £11 should qualify for a voto and one-tenth ; Communications received too late for notice its ir. sii is pretty quiet. no money about me. Mr. times, stated it as our deliberate conviction , that the Now as there is nothing like fair-play, we beg to Rawlinson—I caauoi alter that is, every ten £11 houses should have eleven last week.— John Heath's notice of Mr. Can- !is Chahber of Peers hsve condemned M. Dela- my decision. I must treat you the same as a poor World was by far the best of the Irish press; and give the quid pro quo of Irish agitation—here then dy ' s lecture^ and the intended seimnns of Mr. jgzz.to:;or of the Xational, to one month's impri- man. Why should I make the distinction? Defen- even in this article we have evidence that our esti- votes, inasmuch as they have got an extra qualifica- is tho quid :— Taylor, at liromsyrove.—Thomas Itogers's ac- je^iii, _;d a ihe cf 10,000 liaucs, ior his liOcl on dant— Because I am wiihout money. Mr. Ra wlin- mation of it has not been without reason ; though tion among them. And so for all houses of greater count of the O'Connell meeting at Glasgow.— son—No gentleman is ever withou t money. You " Dublin, March 10.—The R >peal movement, Mr. Leecli 'a tour of t* z-r-S • we have also evidence value—the £20 man having a double vote. under the direction of'Tom Reynolds, the Inspector- agitation for the pr esent Societt.—The members of the mu=t pay the fine, or be locked up. The defendant , of the condition of unhappy tveek.—W.Y. Sowter'sVepor* of the Westminster lisa Tzxpexasce To us, however, it appears that the house- General of Repeal Warders, progresses apace in the lajcrasce Societies generally thro ugh o a; Ireland begging Tor a f urther remonstrace to bis worship, Ireland , in which even a honest pa triot, writing for Chartist Association.— The notice of Mr Tay- was then consigned to the lock-up cell. less wanderer has quite as good provinces. On Sunday next there is to be a #rea fc ga- lor' s lect ure at llugby. nird in procession on the 17th in^r. (Si. Patrick's his country , finds it hazirdous to let loose tho full , or even a thering of the Ax»ti-Unionists on tbe Curragh of Kildare, — Y. Mark's letter to the > badges. A Rumpus in a Tom and Jerry Shop.—A long- belter, title to a vote, than the most opulent house- &vecu/ive.~Thoina,9 Habcrsfield's letter,for the Djt . bu: wiihout banners or 1-gged tide of principle, and is fain to embank himself at which Mr. O Connell—who will reack town on Fri- introduction of the lantern-jawed beer-shop keeper, named insertion of which we have not room.— D, W. 1st ASSA^Gi.'iitSTS for ine Smith , summoned a jolly laugh-and-grow-fat little behind such ramparts of expediency as may be dic- holder; because it is plain tltat some morbid arrange- day next, on his way to Gal way, where he is specially Turner ' oa Railway into the line now occupied by retained in an important record , u ho desires to know whether there will Bsiii cobbler , at the Borough Court of Requests, for the ment of society, (except in cases of personal crimi- case—will attend. In be funera l icrmons _TGrsMwieh Company haTe at length been en- tated by the great master tradesman, who makes Wnterford , Kilkenny, Carlow, and Kildare, the organ- preached in London on the sum of 5s., ihe amount of a score, and half-a crown nality,) baa deprived him of the shelter to which, by \Alh of March, for poor Ctayton. We cannot tesi k». more for sundry glasses, merchandize out of misery, and lives and thrives ization for the collection of the Repeal vent is almost tell him which the latter, it vras virtue of his being a man, ho had an undoubtablo Reynolds appointed , not having heard of any such engage- !s CojanjsiGKEPvS of Woods and Forests have said, had broken , while under the influence of heavy upon corruption , by the constant turning of it over completed- Tom has col- ments.—G. N. Newdl' lectors IN eveiu PARISH , TOWN , VILLAGE. a Reddilch report.—David eaiiied aa arrangement with E:on Coi-ege, by wet. " I keeps the Velingtou, my lord ," said the and altering of its name. claim ; and , consequently, he has a right to the Hopkin'a notice of Mr. Black's lecture at Car- «•>>'? Hiii will be preserved from t/eLn^ swipe AND HAMLET IN THOSE COUNTIES , AND Primrose lon^-shacked merchant, " and thi3 here waga - In his pleasing and joyou3 antici pations for the elective franchise, to enable him, by his representa- diff. bc-sr,-os. Tnis has c-os; the country _ 15,0u0. boae owes me seTen an' a tanner for licker and WHEN THB MACMXEm IS TUT TO FULL WORK , IT tive, to change an order of.things so unnatural aud IS EXPECTED TO PRODUCE FROM £500 TO £1,000 ^- ' ships 31onarch and Vernon hare brokes cla?3es, and he von't pay a farden, so I 're future, and to realise which, we may observe by Ea iiiJEsrr s f destructive. PER W KKK. " Teetotal CHAKTiSTS.—7/iB following persons desire receded orders to expedite their fitmeai, and then pulled htm up afore yer vorships jist to git satisfac- the way, requi res something much more efficien t their names to From the World. 13th the Temperance¦ Address .•— Joseph proceed to Spithead for orders. I: is reported that tion cut of the warmint." Commissioner— " I don 't than merely talking or wriiing about them , the But the crowning absurdity of this Strange sen- " Match. Alderson , Minuter of the Christmn know how it is, but jou i>eer-shop keepers are al- Chartist AiKr.ea is iheir destination.—Standard. Editor has gone somewhat out of his way to abuse tence is, that this instalment is a tale put forth " The Secretary having re.id a letter received from Church, and President of the Teetotal Chartist - " ways engaged, in some disturbance or oth.r ; beer- Mr. T. Reynolds, announced the amount of the Kepeal a ?sTrno> for throwing open Waterloo , South- the Xorthern Star, and to advocate that mis- as a feeler, as to how the people might be expected Society ; John Whitehurst, Treasurer to the Tee- w_i. _>d Vacxhall Bridges, toll-free, Las been pre- shops appear to be ihe v ery hot-beds of brawling. Rent for tho week to be £C7 18s. 3d." total Chartist Society ; George Eiiw, Secretary to Pray, how djc all these ,?hsse« get broken V Plain- chievous and nondeseript thing, Il-o-u-s-e-hoJd to act if they should recover tho whole set** from ihe ~ Coaca and omaibus proprietors of Now for the pro quo from the columns of the same, and a teetotaller of seven year s stand- London and :a saburbs/' tiff— " He go; fighting with a couple of dustmen and Suffrage ; and all this, too, under the fairest and most of their just rights. This is just like saying to a ing ; and Divid Whitehead and James Croft , capsized 'em. "When a cobbler gits lusby, my lord , thief, when tho hue and cry ia out against him, " get the World .— Members of the Committee of the same Society, Ai a SiCEM liumerous meeiing of the magistrates he's werry quarrelsome." Commissioner—" I sup- unmistakeable professions of sinodpe attachment ' of Shropshire, it was agreed that thrashmg-ma- away, and send the better portion of the stolen money " Every one irmaf be as tired as we are ourselves of all of Mannini/ham, near Bradford.—Elijah pose the dustmen helped to break the glasses /" to the principles and objects of the People's the mere party fig ht about the Registration Bill. The Broadbent, a teetotaller of f ifteen moiiths stand- chues were implements of husbandry, and as such Plaintiff— " No ; he did it all himself, my lord ; back, to see if it will be employed in feeing an at- •leap; from tolls. Charter. great difference between the Tories and the Whigs is ing ; and Alfred Barber, a teetotaller of twelve t'oihers did no mischief votsnmever." Commis- No doubt all this may be perfectly reconcileable torney to drag you to the gallows." Suppose this tiiat tbe former are roost anxious fur the success of month - standing, both of Ashton-nnder-Lyne.— Tee BamsH Museum.—The greatess number of sioner (addressing the defendant)—" Well, what boasted " instalment Lord Stanley's Bill, while the latter would do any- Mr. Kitchinj.', Councilman ; Mr.Staveley, Score- Tisitaata to the British iiuseam wis ia 18S6, and have you got to say against pajiug this 7s. Gil. 1" to the enlightened vision of our contemporary, with " offered and accepted, what might be " reasonably expected" to be the conduct thing hut abandon Dawning-street sooner than see their tary ; and Aletsrs.Thomas and Joseph Mercer, the smallest number in 1810. tee numbers being Defendant— " Please yer vership, arter finishing strict consistency, %nd an unflinching adherence to own project carried. Let any impartial person peruse Committee-men, of Daisy-hill, near Bradford.— respeetiveiy 383 , and •247, 2 vurk at night , I.used to valk into the Yelington to of all those who had no .U7 > ». principle ; but, to our ordinary comprehension, it choice in it, but who were the debate and then say if he can give the Ministers Mr. Richard Haslam, reed-maker; and Mr. As ATTEitPT has been made at on the life henjoy a pipe and a pint , and conwerse a little told, wait patiently till we see how the measure credit for sincerity in introducing tbe measure. The Leonard Heslop, hatter , of Oldham. Home looks marvellously like inconsistency and "blarney." " of tie Q ieen Dowager of Spain. Trie Q^een was about polyticks an' sicb like." Commissioner—"Da works, and if it works well, you Will have no cause fact of the case is that some clap-trap was required to Tricks of the Trade.— We thank the friends who you admit the debt V Defendant—" I owes the five Our friend , however, shall speak for himself, as , not hurt, and the man, who Had no weapon, is pre- to grumble; and if it enable tbe Whigs to cling for a season to office And last iveek sent us a local paper in which the Star sumed lo be a loaatie. bDb , yer vership, but as for the glasses I knows nufSn we would not, for the world, misrepresent " The does not, you can then demand nothing better could be hit upon than this hastily con- is denounced as an enemy to atout 'em, slielp me bob; the dustmen vos the covey s, further concessions. Universal Suffrag e, The C-xse?.cui Bask a; Albany has declared World " on such a subject. " Yes, and have all the ad- cocted Registration scheme. Here was a decoy-duck directing our attention to the silly calumny. Our dividend of Sf:y yer vership. Here Sammy, old feller, step forrard , ditional influence of the newly enfranchised to con- to answer the purposes of those who were destitute of friends don' t know these creatures so well as we * cans on the capital stock, pay- and convince his vership." " Sammy," a pot com- " The principles of Chartism , in our opinion , and we time procure for them a ifch 02 the 4:h of March, This is tie first dividend tend against!! Thank f or principle, and at the same do. To notice the effusion of the wretched pauion of the defendan t, was accordingly intro - would be glad to find any good authority which could you, good World, this temporary supply of popular support Had Ministers scrawler trov?d dKlirea f or the Izs: 5re rears. every constitutional be just what he wants—an ad- duced to the notice of the court. Commissioner— dispute it, are recognizsil by sage piece of advice; but it won't do. We listened boldly recommended Household Suffrage they could vertisement for his slinking rag. We shall dis- las loss of that column of the Egyptian armv " What do you know about the affair I" Sammy— •writer. The individual who is governed by laws of which to such logic as this in 1831, and we are now reaping not have surrendered the measure at tlieirconvenience , appoint him. wiidi_ crosied the divert froai £1 Mezarieb was " Yy, my lord , Bob never broke the glasses at ali he exercises no influence- in the making can be viewed but in this instance no such difficulty stands in their W. Y. S.- AO. dreacfai— all ihe 'WOinen and ehild-rcn perished. I'll lake' my bible haffadavit." The CommissioDerg, in do other light than a slave. He may be fed , clothed , the fruits of our folly. TaeT were way, and they will be able to propitiate the Conserva- four days without water. afier hearing the defendant's witness, adjudged him aud permitted to walk about, but be is as much tbe Believe us, those fruits are too bitter to tempt tives, if requisite, by abandoning their £5 clause, the Mb. Francis Mellon.— There appeared in the Star &XS the opening- of tie Manchester and* Leeds to pay the 5s. only. creature of the tyrant who rules over him as his horse us to sow another time, with tbe certain prospect of only popular feature in the bill. We may be disposed of December 5, 1840, a letter from one of the or dog. We, therefore, vwst ardent and persevering of our political rauraj passengers have been convt-y ed by that The Falls of the Niagara.—Gullj dility.— are the advocates of Universal a similar and equall to view matters with too much severity, but we should TEa is whie from Some of the papers this morning contain what is Suffrage, because we feel that it is b.ised upon trutb y inefficient crop. pioneers in Ireland , dated from Antrim, Novem- dii^nce Minchest-er to Our ri be willing to make a tolerable wager that, af ter all the Los2o2 for 21s. called an extra from the " office of the Advertiser, and justice, and moreover, that it baa betn highly ght good friend goes on to rate the Northern something very like the Bill of Lord Stin- ber, 25, 1840. In this letter the writer, Francis fuss raised, Mel/on, ajter staling the pr ogress which the prin- A Blessisg to Buffal o, Feb. ] 4, f our o'clock," giving an ac- beneficial to those countries which have made it the Star f or what he calls our " sad rate of blustering ley -will be accepted. Why, it would be preposterous Moihkes."—On Tuesday a poor bulwark of popular privileges. Far be it, however, ciples of the Charter were making in Antrim, ysa, wife of a labower in the employ of Mr. count of tbe destruction of the Falls of Niagara. away against Household Suffrage ," and says that to think otherwise ; for did not Lord Howick, now a A slight glance at it will convince any one from us not to receive with delight such an instalment Ministry had not alludes to the opposition and persecution which vrpa, of Rye Hill, near Stamford, was safely we never propose a plan that he can comprehend for candidate for place, prove that the he had met from the opponents of political equa- •a&;T=:ed of pors that i: is a hoax, and by no means a good one, got as H ousehold Suffrage, not partially aa suffered to long ago proposed a measure for the registration of children. The mother is doing exist in buroughmongering days -when it was produc- the attainment of our Universal Suffrage scheme . lity, and states, that these mean and contempti- toissily KeJ j but ail the children are dead. up by some witling who probably never saw the ' Irish voters, in no material point of a dissimilar fails.. We will poin : out a few of the indicia lead- tive of bribery and corruption, but upon an extensive We beg to tell him that Universal Suffrage is no description ? The discussion , if in no other way use- ble shadows of men, not being able to suppress OsllGSBAT -jreek apublic ihanksgiving was offered ing to this - conclusion. 1. not scale, which would afford both friends and foes a fore- his ardency and enthusiasm for the cause , had ysais The article was scheme of ours ; it emanated long before before we ful, has had tlie effect of bringing clearly before the Synafogne of the Spani.-h atd Portuguese wriueD, although purporting to have been, by the taste of what might be expected from the people if a public the true cause of contention between the rival basely and cowardly turned their schemes on his "^Tm" tne success which has attended the mission editor of the Buffalo more universal enfranchisement took place. The came, either naturally or politically, into existence, mother, a widow of near seventy years of age. o. ir ii iioaje£ore Commercial AdvertUer. We parties, and showing how far those at the he.'rn of in aid of the persecuted Jews know bis style too well. He nerer deals in such Xorthern Slur blusters away at a sad rate against and it would survive and flourish if we should go when they feel that the They succeeded. His father, in the year 1828, affairs can be induced to loU his life at Antrim Castle,by an accident , and inflated, "windy Janguage as tbe account presents. Household Suffrage , and has & comfortable way of its become defunct to-morrow; being based upon tho people can no longer be cajoled by idle professions. Sasar at a Coffee House.—Wm. Peacock 2. The extra purports to be dated at Buffalo on Sun- own of condemning every person who recommends it, Melbourne Cabinet has been since that time, Lord Ferrard , the owner of the jE2 , rock of universal truth and justice. But, heaven The unpopularity of the castle, allowed her two shillings per week as a * g mm of respectable appearaiice, was com- day evening at four o'clock, and it was received in without ever devising a plan , at least that we can com- long increasing, but it recently arrived at that pitch »i?a for trial on Saturday at this city last evening. This could not be done. 3. prehend , for the procuring of ita Universal Suffrage help us! if we are to be held accountable for the compensation for her loss. These mean scoun- ro Worship-street when it was discovered no exertion would be made drels applied to Lord Ferra rd, and succeeded in -K-cEise, for stealing four parts of Ainsworth's " Biddle Tower and the adjoining ground work had schema Storming towns at night; getting shot, trans- dullness of comprehension of our worthy contempo- longer to sustain it Now it was that the Conservative At»S M Londoa ported, and incarcerated ; swarming upon moors ; and causing her weekly trifle to be taken from her. , from a Coffee-house. disappeared." Mr. Biddle never kuilt a tower at rary. We do our best to be plain aud intelligent, party pressed upon the drooping phalanx of Whiggery, * Pop '1 the Falls. Some year3 ago he caused to be built a drawing money almost hourl y from the wretched work- , carried the A correspondent would suggest to the Committee -3 z, says the Augs-l wgTee Gazette , "has and, gaining one election after another Victim Fund the propriety ef placi ng Mrs. letter signed staircase on Goat Island, leading down to the Falls, ing-men , is not the way to carry the charter. Indeed , but we never pretended to supply brains as well as Stephen s. Terror , like of the , W p a *the Secretary of •war into tbe bosom of St. ' Mellon on the list of receivers front the Victim ^^ MTioancing that next which go^s oy his name. 4. The water made a could Universal Suffrage have been carried when the newspapers. lightning, flashed through every public office , and J^ if^H successor , Fund, adding that , respecting the justice and "^Hol y s^e would be divested of all temporal subterraneous passage, and burst through Convention Bat in Bolt-court which would have trans- We agree with the World, that " storming there was trembling aniong the tribe of well-paid the wall of Goat Island." Absurd. 5. " The ferred the members of that august body to the House some sort were the absolute necessity for this act there can be no placemen, who saw that if a tub of doubt, for by the praiseworthy exertions of a hotel i3 goEe. It is believed no lives have of Commons, we rather think that the Northern Star , towns at night; getting shot, transported, and in- not thrown out to the whale, they must prepare to , ^"V - a T-srrwALLsas.—During the present as- young but untiring advocate of Chartism, an lk been lost ." The last clause is correct; and there in its present mind , would be inclined to regard the carcerated ; swarming upon moors, and drawing perish. This led to the bringing forward of the j ,^' - J/>J;ce Cjlendge remarked that no boon as a very equivocal blessing. aged and widowed mother has been deprived of m« tad can have been no lives lost, because there was no " money almost hourly fro m the wretohed working Registration Bill of Lord Morpttb, aud if a more ' f or £~- ever been brought beforeof him of , and a determination to look the little pittance doled out to to asssiht her eaarged with the hotel to be carried away. The nearest hotel is the Let our readers mark every part of this quotation , is not the way to carry the Charter;" but, wo decided tone were adopted pilgrimage through life. Our corres- p^3 commission offences Ciifton House, far below the falls. P.S.—Sinie the men for measures of generel good , instead of being satisfied in her short -f -Ktaslove of liquor had to do with it in one -above well. " Th e princi ples of Chartism , in our opinion , ask, when did we ever say they were; or when did pondent state» that he has known Mr. Mel/on ¦? -1ae other.-'—6» vras in type- the northern mail, only due this with beholding the promotion of a few intriguing j/orrf Pcpfr. afternoon, has arrived, aud brought us the Buffalo are recognised by every constitutional writer." Very towns at night or any other ght soon hope to see them carried. about eighteen monlhsi and ever found him, in kas we advise " storming ," individuals, we mi publ ic or private as thejirst and warmest advo- gl 1^?5 beenof made to the Houss of Com- Commercial Advertiser of Saturday evening, the well ! Then we are not anarchists, revolutionists , The country, however, has not acted upon this wise , ^.jne amouat salaries paid to the plan of physical or forcible outbreak 1 We always cate of equality ; that the cause is indebted to his Judges, latest which could be expected. The Albany papers or any other i*ts, that may cause alarm to any plan, but seemed quite overjoyed as one political cliar- labours for much of the progrestit has k^oaere, aad oScers of the Bankruptcy of yesterday are silent on the subject. The hoax saw and proclaimed the madness and folly of latan after another took bis seat upon the Treasury unceasing vras protably got up in this city.—Xeic Verb Com- human heart. We are oniy contending for what such things ; but we did not, therefore, feel benches; and it is, therefore, not wonderful that those made in Liverpool. g -perseded by the New Bankruptcy Ac:. The mercial Advertiser. every constitutional writer declares to bo our rights. justified in deserting those who had allowed in " high places" should at Jengtli begin to consider We have receivkd a somewhat lengthy article from * «-uaat of salaries is .£20,570,133. The com- Crceltt IS a ON WoaiiHOL-sE. — Thomas Bat we have not merely constitutional law in our fa- that this wa» all which was necessary for tbe well- Carlisle, on the working of the Municipal Cor- -—--^ aaoTia t to 053 L-M their simple honesty to be overreached by spies and poration Aict,for which we have not room. Our or £12, 10s. lid. Quanby, a master shoemaker in the Limehouse Poor- y being of the community. To give a ci-dtvant- dema- HXEE vre have that also which is of infinitel more import- traitors ; and we did, therefore, call, and the tyranny couple of thousands &-year, correspondent may be asswed that the Reforms l£i*?^ *"oar m.oa'*hs a^£> a " leamed horse" iiouse, on e of the workhouses or bastilcs of the gogue an office worth some ra r fox ?3 ance,—the law of natural righ t and equity. Thus pro- of tho Government , and of middle-class magistrates, or te confer some mark of distinction upon a Whig projected by our Liberal Government are all of Siv £? pa£ were exliibked to her Stepney Union, was brought before Mr. Ballantine, ; and disappointment is- sure to be " ' tae5e '"¦QDderful animals ceeds our friend across the water:—'' The individual Peer, who allowed himself to be described as a Liberal, the like nature *fti '- j i were last at the Thames office , on Saturday, charged with Juries, and money-mongers, has compelled us to do ihe lot ofithose of the working class who imagine tt« ?"" -T anc'ioa, under a writ of execution cj mmiuiDg a most brutal and unprovoked assault who is governed by laws of which he exercises no in- was deemed more than sufficient to recompence for 5111- so muck more frequently than we would hare desired , misgovernnient of millions. The Sill, we any real good is intended forthem. W^ p;-- ! 1111 tf Berkshire, at Abingdon. The on Charles Watts, a boy aged thirteen years. The the actual of ^ on]T fluence in the making, can be viewed in no other upon the working men to collect their pence together, have before stated, -will not at present pass, n»r in- Joseph RrcaoFT.— We can ' t make anything out DteP/T^i , af;J guineas, and the fox not boy, who appeared in bid health , was stripped , aud communication. He has- left out the name of "^ « it's, light than as a slave." Now we do not think any w o deed for a length of time, if its framers caa help his his shoulders and arms presented a mass of black to oppose those h , from their hard earnings, were the order, otherwise it wontd have been in- 'T0a5 braises. It appeared from his statement, that at argument can be more sound than this, or demon- it; bat it will be Instrumental in giving sala»y aud «ii?Jj?' , 0F TSE journal £a Franc *, charged constantly extracting pounds. patronage to those in effiee for another 3€3sion. serted. ^y-^forgsd and the earnest desire of a Eick child in tbe house, who i fewer wo ds the abstract an d undeniable y published three letters par- strate, n r , To the remark about the Convention we have The interest of this debate has been rendered J. Clay, Stok e-upon-Tkens.— We gave the substance aiTe D«n written by Lonis Philippe, are retained an affection for him, he was allowed to of personality and S^2/.a justiceof the principles f or which we are contending. i deed palatable by the strong spica^ recri- of the matter sent: we oannot itisert, verbatim, r* vmue of a decision of the Council nurse and attend the invalid, and while performing only one observation to make. We should, n , James Graham, him- must do justice to all C^ inn some kind offices f or If for an individual to have no voice in the mination introduced into it. Sir all thetuader sent ««. W* jteST?. I liiat tDere were no grounds to hi3 charge, he was asked by deem any suffrage not only a very equivocal blessing, degraded specini»n of a political renegade, our space wUl allow. • **: ifIU54tion. the nurse of the sick-ward what he was doing ? He enactment of those laws by which his life and pro- Belf a veTy as far- as r * but a positive curse, which should transfer either brought the inconsistencies of Lord J ohn Ruaaell into A Constant Ruder, Bradford—Mis communica- replied, somewhat perily, that be was attending to punishment from L il'LE0I> i3 a native of Forfarshire perty are protected , constitute him a Blave, then it of the Convention , or any other parties, bold relief , and received we!Z»nierited tion would be chargeable with M« advertisement *»st^f . ' , and his business. This answer displeased tSe nurse, and the members Sbiel, who, in bis turn , wss dread - ~ j fieant and appears to us to be as clear as day, that in order to Richard Lalor duty~ »tj^~¦ , : ^^ from regimental teacherand in a she lodged a complaint to the prisoner, who chastised to the benches of the House of Commons, unless Sir Robert Peel. The desertion Of tied .^f^h which he retired set- the boy by inflicting some blows on his hand. The remove the Blave mark it is absolutel y necessary to fully peppered by A Constant Reader, B&adeord Maos,.—His letter < Lauidas chosen by a majority of tho unbiassed votes of the principle has of late years been so exiaaaive and isa: 1^ , trhere he joined the militia of boy went away muttering, and he was immediately and thus enable them to is an advertisements e2Ce ent give to all the franchise, glaring, that it required no great ingenuity t» convict again stated S*-iati ' ^ ^ ^ ^ conduct and called back by the prisoner, who took up a strap people. Legal. Questions.— We-have again and rj ii TrT"; '&e3jing raised himself to his exercise their proper influence in the making of the honourablegentlemen upen either side of t&e House of that we don't answar legal questions. O'Connor present and gave him a dreadful beating across the shoul- But we have not yet done. Let our readers read You» were the advoaates of the der* and inflicted the bruises visible on his person. laws. This, we should have thought, must be the this delinquency. ' t*, a lawyer, but hs is locked v/p. We don' t pre- and mark tbe following tit-bit of blarney and bother- Ballot,' says the Treasu»j retainer to the- apostate op- tend to understaTuL the law ; and were we to. 2 the &Tsi 0 ine fourteen The 2ad came to the o&ce f or a warrant on Friday conclusion to which all must have come, who were , another, by way ef re- ^^aidP ^ now in. ^ of frigates afternoon , and then exhibited his back and shou'ders ation :— positionist. 'Aye, but " Q^ the poor boy was in confin emen t, and had been of the injured of every class and elime—because, ia declined. locked up by the prisoner s order. Douglas caused in those countries which have made it the bulwark or Tory." have mistaken us; we certttmlif 0F doing so, they are aware that they would not be serving- "¦From the JPbritf, 13th March. GstACCHUs must v£k , Irai)Ea a CHiLD.-Emma Harl- him to be set at liberty, and was an eye-witness of of popular privileges." This, we suppose, must be Mr. Feargus O'Connor, while- they would be laying did not intend t» chance him with drunkenness, ^ £ ^ emploj for he struck several boys " We would be Jbr indeed from insinuating that body else has dont so. ? ^snaT of a kd T named Lamoyne, the prisoner's brutality, taken a3 an Hibernian prophecy ; for, up to this themselves open to the charges -which are prefoaed the question of Repeal, nor do we kitou) that «f *y G*art "'^imitted- for- trial at Hatton while be was present. Douglas said the master of Mr. O'Connell, in agitating Levi Lion.— We vuspeet he has mis-spelt the latter ?'^!,' *t - no such country has existed in the memory of against tfceiu by their earaues- of being brutal and un- niiagL »t nothing mere than keeping tho present anii- ^y^oa«, on Saturday, for having at- the house had requested him to state that no cor- hour, thinking." name : it dmdtlessshould have been Liar. Repeal administration in power ; bat it ia impossible ano Death op mt Mo- W^W"? m,e»?™ite chUd. _ She had poreal punishment was permitted by tbe Guardians, recorded history. To the next words we bog especial just transmitted Sonnet on thk. Chariejl, ¦ to peruse the address which he has . . ^ iat cmid and tiiea thrown it on any pretence whatever, and that the prisoner attention. " Far be it, however, fiom us, not to receive The Chartists wovld not hiss Mr. O'Conkelx.at thek , arv teceiveA. ^^ srirv v ' permitted to strike any of the boys to tbe Loyal Association et the Cjern Exchange; to he and O^Bkien's Letier, next its4)D ',Tv I*wa3 disc°Tered, &nd restored would not be delight such an instalment as Household Suf- the Leeds meeting j Mr. O'CoiWJeu, was SO well Con- without arriving at atom A. M., Edinwtbgh, "lon«}l u ^ed ia a fewdays. with a strap. A-heavv shoemaker's strap, formed with circulated through Ireland, week. T^P of with" which the punisflmeHt was ge, upon aa extensive scale, which would afford vinced of this that he took especial care uot to fur- such conclusion." Hymn shall appear. stout leather, fra World , 13th Marok The Charter 80 1116 names of tw inflicted , was produced. Douglas added there was both friends and foes a foretaste of what might be nish them with the opportunity. He -was not there; " From tho Charles Bkokeb.— ?Fe have not room for nts letter u^i^^-rt^^-two and four-° yrould lately been compelledto ¦ ftS-WfeS?: ^H*lesb ' no doubt the prisoner be discharged for com- if a more universal en- for lie dare not meet the honest hearts and blistered " We regret that we have from the Brighton Herald. ., ,„• ^ ^y "7 calendar of prisoners wanton outrage on the boy. The expected from the people, p ak so disco agingly concerning the pro»pc«ta of Chartist need not be alarme d for Mr. ^^^,v l e ons mitting such * hMids of the woiking men of Yorkshire. He knew s e ur A Youn g S?» fe 5, • > " c°mnutted for want of prisoner, in defence, said a woman, the nurse of the franchisement took place." It would be impossible, Repeal—bat our duty was obvious—and we had no Sydney Smith ; he has no p ower of doing harm I? 3pf arance t0 iTe evidence" boy was saucy, and that the blood-money for which b a sold the children but to deal with faets as we found them. In are any Chartists. tP^ ii^s>ms o? *v 1 ^ sick ward, complained that the we think, for any man in the world to eram into tbe alternative where there ... , J^aa f he other I«J»aers. Because of he gave him two or three " flips " on the hand with of Manchester, and the &laW.ers which his foul almost every part of the kingdom the peaple »re ready Richard Mab sden.— We regret heing obhged to r * l| p0Terty» t0 same space a- greater quantity of false reasoning and ¦which want of space. 5?- »tai^P0S »Te sureties to ap- a strap, which he did not seem to mind, and began tongue had uttered against th/j women of England, to make immense sacriflcta to achieve a measure serve his communication f or " ' ^^ consigned t» the company and he then , in the heat of blundering logic, then is exhibited by the forty-five conscious can alone ben»flt their country, and Trohpsos.—The croxdedstate of our columns ^ 1 ^ to mutter something, would neither be forgiven nv and, like a they are J. B. passion, took np the strap produced, and flogged him words we have just quoted. First comes the fallacy e forgotten, raise it from its present abject state. But a doubt pre- shuts out his communication on coal mines at kw- SK^~The Commissioners of with it. He most confess he had laid on too heavily; that Household Suffrage is to be considered as an bullying coward, a dunghill cock as ho is, he sneaked vails that the agitation is not carried on with sin- present. It may appear hereofter. : . ti^ Ushed highly injurious to the progressof shall app ear when we nav» aMnal not mean to be so unduly severe, and was cerity— which la Thj b Exile's Fabeweu .¦ ¦ w^ of . ***** "turns of he did instalment. This humbug won't do now ; it gained into a snug seat at the 7a . 6d. dinner, at which he ¦¦ ' ¦ - ^ ^to enstod very sorry for it. Mr. Ballantyne said the boy had the cause." • room. . ^ialSf^^P ,. The total was not likely to meet with any of those, at the p h n Ao«« 61 received that wholesome correction which, in the Reform Bill ; bat eight years of R,eform mis- Thb Bank Screw shall ap ear w e we as not Let the World dispassionately look on both pio- S^ dwZ ?' &nsing from the extension nT th« the event of his having misconducted himself a father government hare taught as s lesson-, which, the very thoughts of whr.m his heart trembled and . room. Jaauar 1840. his own child, but he had been ill- fear. tures. In the one, T?e find that from £500 to £1,000 Henr y Griffi ths.— We have lately been so over- ^'MaJV?.. r 75 Of these, more would inflict on World may rely upon it, the people wil\ not forget. quaked with ha a 5 e di«barged by the magis- used in wanton and savage manner, which could weekly ia now sought for, and expected to put the powered with cqmtnuntcaftons, t t we h ve S? 2&Jf«^i^f or to * We were told, then, by the patrj ots of the day, So much for tbe Chartists not hissing Dan. y not known what to do. We would gladly n convicted held blil : not be tolerated. The prisoner was an ill-tempered s cap upon the head of the World' s Irish folly, realt J£.*AttldTfS-i ^ boy so cruelly, and he that the llgform Bill was an inst alment; and we, Let us now h.ave a word or tw» aboui fool' have inserted several of his favors, but could not S^T^d ; 3-oa convicted ; 660 intemperate man to use the of single week's " rent " estimated at toore tb^^ 8gai1^^ whom bills ^ere not sentenced him to^ay a fine forty shillings and good souls, took it, becansa Grey, I3&ougiiam, " brown bread Joseph." " Neither will they, (the We find a f ind room. . st^ u 4l should be is required by the English Chartists for Robeht G ray .—The extract fr vw { 'Uncn shall ap> o>ff v' :v *- " r=m~-er taken into¦ costodv in cc-ts and ordered that the conviction and Co., assured honour, Chartirt? ,) we'are ?ui-e, distrust Joseph Hume, the by £7 than ¦^ " yc r w:- "- Guardians, aud the boy "us , upon their " " pear as noon a$ possible . -^ - - :- 1 - • . aaonntir,? T-;p?V:ed to the Board of unplaced , uiv ,eniioned champion of the working a great national \vork. •boktd a:":er. that :: was all the^ by peaceable means, were able ¦ A THE NORTHERN STAR. _____ ¦ - ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - = = = £ > . . _ . . bailiff, , imagining, oJ populous plstces, tbe poor would be treated Payment VOR Seats ai Chubch.-^4 communica- Josh. Brooke because, hp btiwlaV jaeeting, and several shares in the undertaking, the full force of public indignation with regard to it, guardians compulsory pay- the Court, and calls up the tenants to pay iforrum mitt ^om*s"tic 3:irt eU(£$n« much worse than they are at present, tion has reached us stating, that their rent (the deposit on each share of £1 being 25.), were and the value of a yublio meeting converted into a ments are demanded for pews and sittings in St. that he can b»-ni and got them (the tenants) to Vote fn subscribei for , in the vestry adjoining the place of "lam, Sir, bastiles and skilly fo» fchemaelvea. They " whole hog" Chartist triumph. ** Your obedient servant, John ' s and St. Mary's churches. Devistei, which fcave nomj. UNITED STATES. meeting. p earsfrom the highest ecclesiastical uated Adam Anderson, too. whom the people of The poor old Tirn.es is furious, and oar Great •• John fkosi." Cheers.) is illegal, as ap Hua FlRE AT TEE SqirrBAMWON Railway.—A most aut hority in the diocese, and frontthe testimony dersfield Bent lost year as being entirely opposed te U» Th.8 Columbia steamer readied Liverpool on destructive fire broke out on Tuesday night, at the Granny is in fits, and old Walter has exploded of " To J. Walter, E«^.,M.P. new scheme, but who betrayed them and Tuesday morning; bringing papers from New York of an eminent Procto r in Doctors ' Commons. supported Railway Terminus, at the Nine Elas Station. The Tory damp : he kicked the bucket, and the Coroner «• The placard to which Mr. Frost alluded was too l«ng Clayton.—The news fromClaytonis omitted for want the system ; but he has never told his constituentsw hat to the 1st instant, from Boston to the 3d, and from flames first broke oat in the locomotive engine read on the present occasion, but bo could assure ¦ ¦ ' ¦ blessings he anticipated from it, nor how he Halifax to the 4;h. took him off to the " Hole in the Wall," to hold an to be of room. „,. ... , got cob! department. It is estimated that the property the meeting that it was humane in its principle! and Jobs Johnson, Portsea.— We don t know. vinoed of its superiority to the oid law : they are abouk The accounts fro m the United Slates arenpaa the destroyed cannot exceed £50,000. It is probably inquest. temperate in its language. His communication with to call upon him to explain why he became wkolo less alarming than they h?,ve been. First, it Philo Amicds.—Next week. a turncost under than over that amount. The iron turning The poor Chartists, who were all Solons on Mon- Mr. Frost, whom he never saw, began and ended with A Constant Reader, Manchester.—We know no- Tee men of Almondbury declare that they will hail is said that Mr. Day will be specially deputed to lathes alone are valued at , what was the inference to be drawn nothing to do with the discarded the Court of St. James's, to r«tte»pt a settlement £3.000. The fire day, the 1st of March, were all fool s on Thursday, these letters. Now thing about free-masonry. of HuddersQeld dot originated in the stores, where the store-keeper had from them ? Mr. Frost might only know what would Guardians have no with tLe bailiff, his intended colleague ; they of the existing differences be iwoen the two coun- the 11th ; and the Times threatens us with with- Jose ph Lawton .—The Poor Law are all • jrhaps more fe y a sense of u in a shocking way, and don't know what can or will might be Youn g Patriots. —Must stand over this week to _ , - P'TKETHLT. extinguish it. It is an old adage that Misfortunes which he predicted in these letters. Treason, hew- for the old ones. the unprepared state of t m country for «ny invasion, become of us having lost the hunch back of " Mas- make room seldoa come alone ;" this morning, (Wednesday ) , ever, was rarely contemplated three years before it C. N., Congleton — Yes. THE VICTIM CLAYTON. than by a wish for actn j l hostilities at tne present contrary to all pro- time. The regular as jay United ¦ States from some cause, not at present ascertained, the ter Walter," and the countenance of the Times broke out into overt acts. But if, H. D., Mansfield. — We have no agent at Lincoln. «f the whole of the ten o'clock train was placed in ii were so contemplated, what gave Mr. Frost ¦ Funeral sermons for Clayton have been preach^ amounts to 12.530 men- the militia to 1,503,592; but and our Great Grandmother. Alas ! alack-a-day ! bability, *' There are Chartists there, but we know not to crowded and attentive audiences imminent danger, by the tender and two of the the materials with which he worked ? What prepared National Charter at Man»inaK9» the latter is in posser j\her than m-esse. The navy that we should live to see it! Ah ! good Times and whether they belong to the and Bradford, by Mr. Ibbetson ; at Hathern comprises 68 ahi ps carriages getting off the rails. A delay of twenty- ready instruments in his hands ? What brought Association. by *M? of war, including those on the Herald 't cut us now mischief Bent, when the sum of 5s. 7Jd. was collected 2s 6d* stocks ; 33 are in ; 1 ship of five minutes took place, but no very serious damage , don , after having so long and thousands to his standard more zealous for Mansfield. —The " rurals " paragrap h next week. ictoal service—namely, was sustained. He (Mr. Walter) answered, the New of which has been forwarded to Sheffield for ths the line, 5 frigates, ]3 sloops, 4 bugs, 7 schooners, so nobly fought our every battle side by side. than himself r Birmin gham.—Mrs. Clayton, deAres thankfull y to widow—the other remains for the victim Poor Law." mun ificence of the Birmingham Edwards* 2 coast-steamers, md 1 store-ship. Two steam- The Petition ConimTEE.—L»St evening, the Again, we eay, sand m the petitions in thousands; acknowledge the at Louchborough, by Mr. Bairstow, when frigates &re bnil^Jn^at committee ( extract Chartists. ' Gs fid Brooklyn and Philadelphia. , consisting of the really hard-working but whenever Whigs and Tories call a meeting for It mu9t be borne in mind that we give this was collected, 4s. 3d. of which has been sent £ General Ha .•risoa's inaugural address is ex- and honest men , who are ornamented with " fustian J. W. Parkrr. —In reference to the day (Easier the repeal of the Poor Law or for any other mea- from the Times, which would make it appear that Sheffield for the widow—the other will be forwarded pected to be pac _c It will discourage Abolitionism. jackets and blistered hands,") keld their usnal , Monday ) which is recommended by the national to Edwards; at Mountsorrel, by meeting tolerated even reproof of Fbost by apart for a general penny Mr. Bairstow An extra sessj m of Congress is expected to be con- weekly public meeting, at the Dispatch Coffee sure, or for the consideration of any question, no the delegates to be set when 6s. was collected, half of which Tsned for Msv . according to all reports, subscription on behalf of the imprisoned victims, was f« * House, Bride-lane, Fleet-street ; Mr. Milk in th? matter what, if it was to pave the streets Walter ; the fact being, the widow, and the other for Edwards; at ' There has observe another chair. Mr. Balls (who had been elected b writes thus :—v I would recommend every Char- Concle- been, we are sorry to , y the with penny loaves, and thatch the houses with that the old hypocrite was peppered like a target ton, by the Rev. Joseph Capper, from Tunstall jragry corre spondeaee between Mr.* Forsyth, ihe members of tbe Finsbury National Charter Associ- tist meeting room, in England , Ireland , Scotland , U Chartist hisses and Chartist groans, whenever when 5s. was collected for the widow; *t Mansfield % Foreign S^ xetary, and Mr. Fox, the British Minis- ation, on the Sunday previous) was added to tht pancakes, upset one and all ; move your own with and Wales, to be open all day on Easier Mon- by Mr. Simmons, of Sutton, persons appointed , when a collection was i ter, respec jiDg Mr. M'Leod's arrest, and other Committee. A letter from Pontypool was read, your only hope everlastingly : give no quarter, he dared to venture upon a word in condemnation of day. The secretaries , or other made for the widow and children ; at Blatters in to be in attendance to receive the subscriptions. Kensington dispute. Mr. M'Leod's brother has stating that they bad got a petition ready, signed by you have never got any. There is nothing Frost. Common, at eleven in the forenoon of last Sundav written a ' jetter to the Xete York Journal of Com- three thousand persons, on behalf of Frost Wil- It being a holiday, meetings ought to be called to , Let every Chartist and Christian read the above, by Mr. James Savage, and at Shepherdess Fieldi taerce, d> jclariag that the accused was not present at liams, and Joues ; and the secretary was directed to like the plain, blunt, honest, straightforward course. aid the collections ; and every associated body to at one in the afternoon by ' honest and humane , Mr. GLE.-Bonris. ik the desti uction of the Caroline steamer, and vhat, forward instructions as to the best means of obtain- They one and all want to starve you, but each has and then ask himself where the issue, immediately, advertisements and bills in Newton Heath, by Mr. Cartledge, of from his there every city, borough, town,hamlet , and village, in Manchester* character, it is impossible that he could have ing Ub presentation to the House of Commons. A his own choice mode of doing it. Stick to them Mayor of Newport now is, and what he is at Ouseburn, by Mr. Lowery, when 12a. 9d. wa» l»asted of having been there. letter from poor Carrier, (n ow in Devizes murder- the kingdom, calling upon every friend to hw like leeches, as they have stuok to you ; and never, for, and who sent him there ! Echo auswers " in a collected for the widow, expencea amounting to The Sate Maine had ordered it3 civil posse to trap,) was also read, relative to bis treatment in manity to come forward that day on behalf of the 4s. 3d.; at Dundee, by Mr. John Dwacan; never stop till yon have sucked back every drop of felon's dress, in a ponal settlement, away from his victims; also , every honest and true at New- withd- .-aw from the disputed territory, mere)y leav- gaol ; and a petition, founded npon the letter, was suffe ring port, by Mr. Black, of Nottingham ; at Sutton-in- ing a' i agent on the spot, to deal with trespassers. oraered to be immediately got ready. Forty peti- y»ur own blood, which has been stolen from your own family, for looking for food and justice for Cmrtist to become a collector in his fam ily,among , and with Afcbfield , in the Christian Chartist Chape], by the The ma,inteajj ioe of the civil body cost the State tions were received from various individuals and arouse from hia slum- his relations, his friends, his shopmales officiating minister for the day. when 43. Yeins. If all desert you, we will stand by you ours." Lot the British lion he deals ; in fact , Ut no stone 6d wai J0,0f X) dollars during the past year. bodies in the Metropolis, some for the Welsh mar- mane those with whom collected for the widow; at Middlesborough to the last, while there's a beggar to make rage, and bers, up, and shake the dew drops fro.n his , be left unturned to consummate so glorious an by C dmmerci&l affairs were in a very bad state. tyrs, some for Mr. O'Connor, and all for the Mr. John Bormond, when £1 15s. was collected j Th- ire was a panic in the money-market. United Charter. A petition was also received from T&vis- a mill to make paper. and ask for his restoration with a lion's voice. ohiect as this. Let the Chartists appoint trea- for tho' widow; in Vale of Leven, Scotland, in the 1 "¦ ' St Ate3 Bank Shares, which, as the date of the pre- tock, (!!!) signed by six hun dred and sixty six is a man whose opinions surers , pro tern ,—men in whom they have confi- Thero is only ono thing of which we beg to re- Walter, say a Fbost, Williams Christian Chartist Church, by Mr. Thomasson , whea • Vi dus arrivals were quoted a; "26 or 27, had fallen as individuals, on behalf of Frost, Williams, and dence. Remember Messrs. Frost , , and, £\ 5s. was collected for tbe widow; mind you. In your poverty, pray preserve your should have weight with the Government. Did the across the mighty deep, at Rudders. ^ Ijw as 16, the last quotation at New York being Jones, which was forwarded to Mr. Dun com be for Jones are calling aloud , field , in the Chartist Room, Upperhead-row * good manners and your good breeding; and when a Times, which is Walter's, or did Walter, to you to do your duly. The big begga rman , , far 17. The nttes of the Bank were selling at 14 to 18 presentation to the " Commons." A letter from Messrs. Bray and Neesom, when £2 were collected* Mr. Hume was read expressing his readiness to that he it might have Bayed Dan , has his tribute day, and draws from the j>er cent, discount. A bill was before the Legislature , gentleman tells you , as Mr. Walteb did , say this, when say ing at Trowbridge. by Mr. J. Rawlings, when £1 w« 1 ««f Pennsjlvaaia for suspending the penalties present any petitions that might be entrusted to famishing people of Ireland upwards of £20,000 collected paid for tho room, always thank him, and ask him Frost fro m persecution ! No, the rascals tribute day, for a better for the widow; at Dodworth, by Mr, ; on the non-payment of the Bank'd notes. Ex- him. a year. Let us have our Mirfield ; at Bermoudsey, in the Working ! for change of the Chartist note you gave him. bought his indictment from his attorney, called him purpose. Once more, brother Chartists, I exhort Man'i ; - change on England was 8 to 8.] gremium ; on Chapel, Dock Head, by Mr. Rainsley, when 17s. > France 5 " The meeting was quite right to put Captain Nek- swindler, traitor, cheat, and murderer, and so on; «nd you to do your duly. Let the Northern Star , ¦ , 22^. was collected for the widow and orphans—(the par- - a step, and said victim of their helHsh ven- and the rest of the Chartist press, use their PARIS.—It was reported in Paris on Monday, sou— (we bad almost given him now, having made him the ties getting up the meeting take this opportunity t , THE IfOKTHEM STAE. mighty influence , conjointly with the Provisional of recording their thanks for the that the Peers would leject the provision for the Major Nkesom)—in the chair; and Captain Cleave geaace to please an advertising community, they land and Wales, and the Cen- handsome manner * Executive of Eng in which the proprietors granted the gratuitoui wall of cireumvaliation, which stands in the Fortifi- SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1841. deserves the thanks of the nation for not being conns forward to pourtray his honour, hia love of tral Committee of Scotland. There is no time to ' 5 use of the chapel, and for the trouble they took t4 ' cations Bill as it was sent np by the Deputies. It y Mr. Waklet and tho shams into half j s his humanity and patriotism, while, they be lost. Let it be a true exhibition of your moral Ponsonby would be re- wheedled b u tice, afford every accommodation);—at Keighley, in tl» -i Tra3 also reported that Lord PATTING ON THE BELLY. Whig lenityV.) to power. A million of pence, and nothing less. r g 's HalJ, by Mr. Rushton called from the embassy in Turkey, to succeed Lord measures. are still vociferating against and you can use xt again to Wo kin Man , of Halifax, i Make it succeed, when £1 6s. cfd. was collected; at Dewsbury, S Anckland as Governor of India. LAST AND MOST GLORIOUS OF ALL THE O that Leeds battle was to fight over again, now Fros r. ple' s Charter. Again, again, and bj carry I he Peo Mr. Arran, wnen collections were made for th ¦ I GLORIOUS VICTORIES OF THE that Birmingham has done such Bemce, and that Thus are the people's friends lopped off , one by again to your duty I" widow. ¦ ! m Solitary Thoughts," "Pa t riot's GLORIOUS CHARTISTS. the London garrison has taught us the art of war. one, by tho faotion who would make merchandise "An Observer," TS.CM OCB LOXJX) ?( COBBESFOXDKn V Hymn," "A Poor Man's Friend," "Emigration," Go it, good Chartists ! We wish Mr. Wak- ^ery misfortunes, haying first created Wednesday Evening, Mar ch Yi lh. W^ cannot give our glorious troops half glory of their " Lines on Death," and •' The Patriots'a Fare- f axUltigctnce. allies ! This has been Cftarttet enough. By our second edition of last week, and let joy of his new them. well to his Country," declined. Mose Dcellisg.—This morning, a " meeting" the finisher of all Tory hope for Chartist sym- We trust this exposition will give those who have A Workin g Man. — We know nothing of the circum- lace between Mt. Dillon Browne and Captain our first of the present, the out-posts will bava OLD CUMNOCE.-At the half-yearly meeting took p despotism upou help stances to which he alludes. IhifE, the latter of whom is said to have monally learned the total defeat of the combined Whig pathy : we are not going to erect a leaning to Toryism a sickener. Let us once — e l r w was duly of the Cumnock Charter Association, held on tbe evei> and T. R. Smart. Th ette to hich he refers ing of Saturday last, the secretary lead wounded his antagonist. The affair arose out of a the ruins of tyranny. Hurrah for the cause, and them to power, and they would help us to destruc- received and fo rwarded. an account cl Tory forces, by a mere section of the grand army the income and expenditure for the past half yea$ theatrical Fquabbie last evening ; though, from the no surrender, and down with both factions! We tion ; but, let them tteal power, the sooner the J. H.— We do not agree with his opinions on the tin- hour (six o'clock), at which the Yes, the victory gained on Thursday last, in mid- which, proving satisfactory, was confirmed. Copia lateness of tie till the scripturalness of a pa id ministry in the Christian intelligence reached me, I am unable to supply day , (mind , in mid-day,) when time was no object to always said that we never could succeed better ; then they must fight us with hdters of an address frem the Scottish Central Committee, are sure Church. recommending the formation of a National Printing ** chapter and Terse," which will doubtless appear the rich oppressor, but a great one to the poor enemies united, and gave battle as they around their necks. Wh. Lotett.—Thanks for the slavery document : it to-morrow. to do. If they cannot make us beat ourselves, or Mr. Walter asked " What gave Mr. Frost the attention. Company, were laid on the table. After several pro oppressed,) should satisfy all parties of the utter shall have our best positions were disposed of respecting Some Chartists of the right sort, at Newton lecturers, it wu St. Patrick's Dat.—This being St. Patrick's Day, if the " cocked tails " cannot boat us, they must materials with which he worked ! What prepared finally agreed " That no party, engaging a lecture hopelessness of longer deferring justice, except at Moor, by Kxnguarrie , would be glad of a visit the metropolis has been kept " all alive" by the then try the last rcRource—a union of the factions ready instruments in his hands ! What brought on his lecturing tour without the sanction of the committee, shall have onj Tarious teetotal processions, consisting for the most a risk too hazardous to be ventured upon. from Mr. G. APBean , against the nation. Let then «omeoD ! Let them but thousands to his standard, more zealous for mis- through the North of Scotland. claim on the association fund." A letter from I part of natives of the Emerald Isle, headed by their The Whigs have had their fresh-water pipes laid Collins, and A. O'Neil, of Birmingham, was read , ia spiritual directors, and other officers of the Catho- dissolve, which they must do shortly, and then we chief 1" Ho (Mr. Walter) answered, "The New Wm. Tucker. —//" he send us the pamph let, we will in all directions, and their ventilators to give the read and then notice it. which the writers state, amongst ether things, tlul lic Auxiliary Total Abstinence Associations. The come face to face—then we are all «quals! Then Poor Law ;" and we ask who gave us the New Poor they are anxious to obtain numbers and influence, and 's Inn Fields' branch walked in procession smothering faction " inside" a little freah air from Walt er Mapon.— The horrible recital of Poor- Lincoln God help them and their backers, and God help the Law ? and we answer the Whigs and the Tories. shall be for this, end they ardently desire to obtain a uuioi from Craven Yard to St. Patrick's Chapel, in the without. They have had their " Corn Law" Law atrocities, which he has forward ed, cock-tails, aud God will help the Chartists, for they So NO UNION WITH THE TORIES. published as soon as we can possibly f ind room. with the middle classes, but they, at the same time, forenoon ; and the St. Marylebone branch held a husting-humbugs recruiting for the pressure without, would council all to withstand any advances short d will hel p themselves. Peter Rigby. His eccentric communication on •oiree a; Theobald's Road, this afternoon ; while to aid and assist the pressure within; but that has the full measure of the franchise contained in tin the East-enders congregated at Virginia-street Pressed as we are for room, we should deem it an " stool boxes" is declined. failed. ORGANIZATION. Richard Spurr. —His "legal " plan of organisation Charter. Chapel ; and at five this afternoon, a very numerous act of high treason, to withold the two letters party partook of tea and other anti-alcoholic refresh- The Chartists met the combined forces of that Ws are obliged to defer our intended article on is in the teeth of the law at almost every step of CHESTEHFIEW3 AND BBABIIPTOJf, which wa3 fitted up from our beloved Frost, and Mr. Walter's intro- organization to another week. Meantime, we call it, as applied to a political, though it would be —At the weekly meeting, on Monday evening, mm ments in the Suinaard Theatre, faction, and annihilated them; and the Times and th to a religious for the occasion. duction and comment. Mr. Walter said:— emphatically^ e Chartists throughout every dis- perfectly legal in reference , move- persons were pitched on as tit persona for comm- our Great Grandmother (for she has had another ment. " They all knew the history of the unfortunate, and , tion to the Council of the National Charter Afsocia- The Cork-Law Leaguers agaix—On Thursday generation since she became a grand-mamma) and trict to be proceeding with the nomination of the J. W. B.— The issue would be illegal: the Stamp tion. Resolutions were adopted, approving of tin evening last, Mr. Sydney Smith was announced to he must say, criminal , Mr. Frost—(crieu of " No, no— Act has provided agains t any such an evasion of all the Tories " patted poor ion* upon the back," and not criminal," from a knot of Chartists)—and his com- General Council. .Charter and Petition Convention, and calling upoj lecture on Corn-Law Repeal at the Three Tans, in Let the sub-Secretaries of every district send Us force. all friends of the people's cause, wherever located, thoborough. On entering the room, which was well said, "go it Chartists; O.you made admirable speeches, panions in Wales. Far was he from approving of Mr. Wm. M artin. —One head will do for all : the petition Frost's conduct—("lie's an honest man," said a Chsrt- to forward their mite without delay—directing thf Attended, we could not recognise any members of fraught with good sound common ssnse, on Monday in immediately the na mes of the existing Council will be a national one, and must, therefore , if 2a. &d. be sent to the Northern Star Office , for Ma " tist) ;—far was he from sanctioning tbe first attempt at place without Chartist Associations, except Messrs. Wall • and night, the 1st of March, when you smashed the in each locality, or of such other persons as the adopted at all, be adopted in every Clayton ; and tendering the thanks of the meetiai Parker ; and, moreover, a Corn-Law repealer was bloodshed in this country against tke constituted au- alteration. * Whig pressure from without ; but they were long, thorities. iHear, bear. ) Indeed, no one could con- people may determine on at their meetings to- to Mr. George White and his co-patriots at Bir- in the chair. The lecture consisted of the usual John Cam pbell writes us, that " a meeting of the mingham, f or their nyble conduct at the late meeibi chips and shavings," with a slight sprinkling (b y rambling, incoherent, and discursive, when they fell demn it more ; for he hoped , and still trusted, that, the morrow and Monday, as nominated to serve on will be held in Mr. Wheeler ' s " Constitution continued to supply the peaceful means of power loom weavers at Holloway Head, and to Fear#u3 O'Cyunor, E% way of Eeasonia -rp of L-i-E-s3 regardiDg the Cnarrist on our backs." How ignorant some teachers the first General Council of the National Charier Room, 9, Whittle-street, Manchester , to form a proprietor, and the Rev. Mr. Hill, editor of tot opinions on the Curn-Law question. At the conclu- self-defence to those who were determined to resist Chartist association among that body ;" but does are ! The Tories said , " now let us try our aggression and cruelty. iCheere.) But he was further Association of Great Britain. This is necessary to Northern Star, for their unfliuching advocacy of thi sion of th-3 lecture, ilr. Wall ascended the tabie to not say when. people's cause. ged in; hands upon our humbug out-pressure, as the of opinUn , that great weight and importance ought to be done instantly, because tho Executive Committee contradict the f ihbeiy which had been indul Peter M'Braphy.—Thanks. BDEY -Dr. M'Douall lectured in the Garden- npon which a skirmish took place. A"Ieagner" be attributed to tbe opinions of such a man as Mr. must be chosen from the General Council, and cannot Mr. Pitkethl y has received for J. Broyan^ , of other humbug has failed , and let us " pat Frost—(loud cheers from the Chartists;,—immersfd, street room on Tuesday, on the Old and New Pool proposed a resolution in favour of an unqualified Johnkt upon the belly." So they get poor old therefore be elected until that body shall have come Sutlon -in-Ashfield — and the Doctor repeal of the Corn Law; moved though he subsequently was, in the excesses of Char- £. s. d. Laws. There was a good audience, ; to which Mr. Wall , as to the facts whence it eprung, into existence. was much applauded. The Spirit pf Chartism ij an amendment, similar to that carried the same after- Walteb. to pay for the grand room at the Crown tism how it was to From W. D. Saull , Esq 0 10 0 the very spot still ringing with shouts be propagated, and what would be its results. From Wo gave in our last a general form of nomination, here being resuscitated ; the late visits of the Doc- coon at the Poor Law meeung, at the Cro«n ana and Anchor, ' From Thomas Prout , Esq 0 10 0 Hill last Sunday after- Anchor, StraEd. Mr. Parker seconded this amend- Mr. Frost s testimony he learnt, end so ho hoped for the guidance of the several eub-Secretaries : we Tkowbrid ge Radicals may send their collection for tor, and the address of Mr. of Chartist victory—and they get Tom Duxcombe, would our rulers horn , that the iJl-omencd parent of noon, tended much to rouse and confirm the energiu Ben:; which was opposed by several speakers on the iiive elsewhere, in our present paper, the address of Mrs. Clayton, to Mrs. Clayton, No. 87, Porter- sturdj Corn Law side, but, on being put to the meeting, almost the only one uncontaminatcd gentleman Chartism was the New Poor Law—(Cheers)—of Char- of the people, and we are glad to p«rceive the tism, not taken in its simpler form, of a placid opinion street , Sheffield. determined to throw which was very impartially done by the Chairman, i in St. Stephens—aud they have the Coroner ready the Provisional Executive, from which they can Clayton.—Neict week. Radicals of Bury once more < on personal rights and privileges, but of Chartism in Sarah away the crutches and stand on their own le^s. it was declared t-o be carried by a large majority. on the spot, to hold an inquest upon the body of take the ad'Jress of Mr. Campbell, the Secretary to Dublin Chartists .— The communication to which Now, its most aggravated character of resisting authority ami w>.en it is considered tSat only two or three deceased Whiggery, and they hook in some letters (Hear ) the Provisional Exrcutivo, who of course acts, pro they a/lude never came to hand. Their suspi- YORK—A committee has been appointed for th« Chartists, at the most, were present , the result of committing murder. , hear. It so happened a puolij that during the tfiorts which he was making to resist tempore, as General Secretary. cions concerni ng the persoris they name art purpose of making arrangements for this meeting show3 that ihs Universal Suffrage from the noble Frost, whom " tLe bloody old Times," totally ui correct. Demonstration in this city, to do honour to thai movement is gainin g ground with the uraaost rapidity Walter, tried to murder having the New Poor Law, Le received, without any previous Two copies of every nomination should be written, le F. belonging to Mr. , knowledge of tlio writer, tvro letters from Jlr. Frost— " The Sons of Toil" shall appear when we have incorruptible patriot and friend of the peop , in public esnmadon. The repealers did all they dos- first blasted hi3 character with the whole jury class ; ,)—then a magistrate of Lord John Russoll' one of which the sub-Secretary should file, and send room. O'Connor, Esq. on his release from the dungeon. •ribly could to carry their motion ; one and all- of them \hear, heaT s full r and tLis same Mr. Walter has the matchless appointment—(hear, hear,)—and then also juf>t consti- the other to the General Secretary ; and it would M alcoh M'Nee. — Our space is . The following persons are elected on the committee declaring themselves for the Charter, in order to Stockton. — The churchwarden ' s courtesy shall he Messrs. Burley, Croft, Stuart, E. Pulleyn, Rooke, obtain the votes of the meeting in favour of the effrontery to use the virtues of the man whom he tuted s, guardian of tbe poor under the ferocious Poor also be a great saviwg of trouble, both to the General Mr, Law. Those letters he would now read to the meeting. chronicled next week. Demaine, and Inglis. Mr. Halton , treasurer; original resolution ; yet two working men carried Eought to destroy, for the ssrviDg of his own paltry Secretary and to us, if each sub-Secretary would Barnard Castle. — We have no room for local news Cordeux, secretary, 26, Micklegate, to whom all their unsophisticated declaration of rights against It would be observed that they wwe written two years , party purposes. and three-quarters befo.-e the outrages in Wales:— tiko the additional trouble of sending to this this week. communications (pre- paid) must be addressed. the opposition of the congregated band of " respec- Banbur y.— We are very sorry to be compelled to lectured here oi Aye, aye, now we find the predictions of the ba- " Newport Monmouthshire, Feb. 25, office the names, occupations, and residences, GrtASGOW.—Mr. Malcolm tables." A number of police were in attendance, , 1S37. leave out the report of the splendid dinner to Air. Monday—subject, " Class legislation." Attends,™ frobably to intimidate the " amendment" pariy ; nished Frost used by his most implacable enemies " Sir,—I am a guardian of the poor, and also mayor of all the persons nominates! by him—distinguishing Vincent , cut jrom an Oxford paper , but press subject. ot the borough. Some time ago the Pour Law Cum- good. Mr. M. did justice to his ut the latter were not to bs C3aght that way, and to pro-re his -worth and their -airworthiness. But all those appointed aa Sub-Treasurers and Sub-Sec- of matter leaves us no alternative. It is, per- the wailicgs of the " leaguers" were both u loud ami mL&sioner3 seDt to our union eix dietaries, one of which KSIGHLEY.—The Chartists met in the Working the people are wide arrake ; they know that their retaries : thus:—" Persons nominated for General haps , the less to be regretted, as these are now able dsep" ai the hard knocks thev haTe lately had we were to select to regulate tbe quantity of food to be becoming rout ine things. A triumph is a thing Man's Hall, on Tuesday night, when various administere-1 :o them by the " whole-hog men/' Tory friends are only jealous of not being the allowed to the paupers in our •workhouse. I made » Council at speeches were delivered. The Charter Coiiventioa of course wherever FincenJ , or any such man. inion of tne concccter3 of so good a measure as they call the New motion that t ach guardian be sent a copy of the dietary ' John Sharp, woolcomber, 16, Nelson-street, makes a public appearance. Will the besotted plan was discussed, and the pener&l op Last evening, (Tuesday,) a meeting wa? held in to give him an opportunity of examining whether the, that it was calculated to do an im- the Workitg Man's Chape), Dock Head, Ber- Poor Law ; and while their leading journal is George Fisli , joiner, 5, Wood-street, factions ever learn to discern the signs of the meeting was, " quantity was sufficient , and at the stune time 1 Eli Bites, joiner, Black Abbey, mensity of good to the Chartist cause, if carried cat moadsey, to promote the object3 of the London beating up for the recruiting service, their times'"! collected on expressed my determination to add to the allowance , W James Jon»s, shoemaker, Market-place, C. and 11.— Our space is chock full. with sufficient spirit. Part money was Journejman's Trades' Hall Committee. The place ¦ it being my opinion that it is too little to sustain Holmes, a poor general of brigade is begging that the dog 's life. John Thwha*, weaver, Liltlo Hortou, C. H. Nkesom is in type, but is obliged to be tine spot for its execution ; James of mealing 13 some miles distant from the centre oi (Chartist cheers. ) This morning Mr. Ciive, the assis- g^ blind man, giving the first penny, aDd wishing suc- the metropolis, and therefore was not so well tail may be taken off at two snigs instead of OHe. Law §> Aii am Wise, wool.sorter. Bowling, reserved till next week. 1 tant P^or Commissioner, attended our meetiii£ : Richard Fry, schoolmaster, Longcroft-place, Rochdal e. cess to the plan, and its noble proposer. attendad as could have been wished ; the chape Joseph Surface says, " L?t us starve them only foi he asked me what alteration I intended to propose iu 2. — We are compelled to reserve the report itself, however, is one of the most eligible pla-~e.- Sub Si cretary, of the Poor Law meeting till next week. WEST-HIDING.—At the delegate meeting held fire years, instead of ten—let us do thing3 gently, the dietary ? I said, • a greater quantity of food , and Brad- for holding a public meeting that we have seen fco 1 Tliomas Wtl-ou , tailor, Market-street, Sub- Birmin gham. — We received the Birming ham news on Sunday last, at Dawsbury, Mr. Arran, of that the paupers should have occasionally a littto beer. Troasurer." West Kiciin& a long time. At half-part eight Mr. Dicks wai and by degree?.'' Bat how did the gentlemen vote, 1 * packet by ihe last post on Thursday, loo late for ford , was appointed lecturer for the I am (said he) ' directed to inform you, that what- any of it to appear. approving of 0 Connori called to the chair ; and after briefly stating th< and how will they now vote ! ever determination the board may come to, Signed, Thomas Smith. A resolution was passed objects of the meeting, Mr. TaperelJ , a delegatf the Pour Communications were received by the same post from plan, and recommending it to instant and generas Well, but what part did the Protean Coroner ; Law Commissioners will make no alteration in the die- Copies of the Nominations being thus sent to us from the F. S. O. C , moved , and Mr. Thomas tary. (Loud Kilbarchan, Markinch, Bolton, Bard ford (Wilts), adoDtio*. : cries of ' Shame, shame.'; They will not from every place, would enable us to compare the Austerlands Old ham, Public Meeting of ™e Cuar- seconded, tho first resolution:— take ! Why, he says, " O, respect Mr. Walteb, for allow a greater quantity of food ; thoj -will , Merthy Tydvil, Preston , BRIGHTON.— aliow no ' and South Shields—all too late. tists — On Monday evening last, the men of Brisntoo bo gave aie great assistance in gettiiig the Dorchester beer ; in abort, lists of the General Secretary , and it may be to pre- " Ti3.t this meeting tis-ws -with rerrst, the -wsui of a j tfce board must adopt one of the Ublts, assembled in a numerous body at the Cap of Libert?) convenient and 'jis, Labourers back." ; without any addition." My answer was, I was xent vent mistakes ; while it would materially forward central building within the niitropo ' Portland-street, publicly convened for the purpose oJ accessfole at all times to the working cl^ss f or public here by the inhabitants of the borough, as a guardian of Erratum in our last. . By a parny of reasoning, then, we are not the getting up of the whole list for publication. — In the letter of NUMA , taking into consideration the question of " expediency. meetings on national and local niaittrs \ the p >or of the borough. I will endeavour to see that , vritbout any \ five lines from the bottom of first column, f»r Tbe Chaitists of Brighton have done their duty : the/ to b9 astonished if we find Mr. Coroner intro- j the money of my constituents Observe, however, that they should not be later in political or sectarian exclusion ; and it is of . opinion in not improperly ap- " I&Bachar is a &trong city reacliing down between are determined to have twenty ahillinga in the pound- that so long as the trades of Londen have not the me-ins duciag Sir R-jBEhi Peel to a Charti3t audience, j plied—shear , lu-ar);—but I will also sue that thosy whu our hands than Wednesday. two windows"—read " a strong couching down and nothing Its?. Not one eighteen-Bbilhngs-exp. of holdin? the meetings of their respective E->cieties in ; announcing that the R;ght Hon. Baronet declared i are forced by poverty to apply to the parish for relief As* them, ill between two burdens." diency humbug dared show his face among Rich a place, that a system of useless expenditure, ¦ shall not be put on a quantity of food too small to THE N ATION \L PETITION AND ELECTION very ammated d* the justice of the East India Company paying Lord sustain life. (Hear ) John Page in the chair. After a intemperance, and confusion must prevail , dctriajeutal to ; , hear. I have not yet, nor do I cusaion , Flowers, and W oo* Kea.ve £2000 a year, instead of the English people ! mean to consider the will OF DELEGATES. , in which Messrs. Reeve iheir Twefniness, and calculated to retard the sdcUI , of the Poor Law Commis- POO» LAW GUARDIANS. ward took their parts, it wa3 resolved unanimously« sioners as to the quantity of food to be allowe d to the and political advancement of the labourin g popula- and that he was for only cutting half the dog's tail j Elsewhere we furnish, as requested, the draft follows:—" That the Chartists of Brighton, m pusiic tion." : paupers. I will exercise my own judgment, quite Mr. Editor,— I beg to address a few words to the off at a timsj or, perhaps he may introduce Jew i such as we think suitable for the meeting assembled being convinced that anything sfion , regardless whethtr tha Poor Commissioners of a petition , men of England and Wales, but especially those of , L^w are tbe of Universal Suffrage can never raise the mdustnow Mr. Sherman, in 3n energetic Bpeech moved, and D'Iskaeli to us, as the patriot who made the best j ofiVmled or pleased.' (Chartist ) times and circumscaucts of the people- We ask the HuddeYsfield distriet, -who, I am sure, will be upon cheera classes of this country to that position in secltI{: Mr. .Farren , jun., seconded, the nest resolution:— ' " If you think this letter of any service, the alert. They are, or ought to be, well aware, attack upon the government factory spy system in ' Mr. Wal- people in each locality to consider, and to adopt or that on c y itl d, hereby pledge themselves w ter is quite at liberty to make use this 20tb rtuy of March, that they have, or are entitled whi h the are ent e " That this meeting earnestly recommends to the support of Mr. Fjelde-v's motion for enquiry ; or] of it; and if he is ef reject ic as a who e. It must not be patched or they never will cease in their exertions until tae tu- the opinion that a petition will serve the cause ' to have, a voting paper for the election of Guardians. « japport of all working men, a proj ected London : , I wiil ple's Charter, with every point therein contained who knows but we shall see the resuscitated body of send him one from the petitioners. altered , because then its universality will be de- Examine well the character of thocandidatesn Journeymen's Trades Hall, designed and managed by . ominate^ , established as the law of the land ; and they, therefore mechanics and operatives of "various trades ; which ; tie deceased Damel paraded ! This picking out of " I remain, Sir, stroyed. apprise one another of what you know of them, and. by the country w no means vote for those who are advocatesof call upon their brethren throughout promise* the most t-x:ensiTe accommodation f or the I the best spots ih the many-coloured z:bra, wont do; " Your very obedient Servant, We find ourselves compelled, by want of space, the bas- every other niovenieia tiles ; support men, be their politics what they may, unite with them in suppressing ra» meetings of thuir respective trade and other societies j " JOHN FKOST." who that shall have for its least deviation we want healthy patriotism ; not rank corruption —(Great to keep out the lint of contributors to tbe Con- are favouraMe to the just and merciful object the , s» at a che-ip rent ; providing for their meinbt^a the ! cheering from the Chartists.) law of the <3rd the true meaning of our motto—-Universal Suffrage with ono unpuirinsd spot upon the decaying bod y. Tne otter lf-tter was addressed to him (Mr. vention 's Fund and lo all the other funds till next of Elia-.betb ; let the cry be—"No tiastilers nor bastiles to u» advantages of a Mechanics' Institution on aji extensive ! Walter) , No Surrender. A vote of thanks was presented ecale, assembling the ab.jut tfen da^e afterwaxds, and Was in tH6 following Howeve down with the whole starvation system." v tie m^^ns of to number of 3 or j Mr. WiKLET gor a hint, on Thursday, tLat he j wet^k. r, " the work goes bravely on-" Chairman But previous iOOO persons, on reasonabl terms:— I would rfGominend that general , and the meeting dissolved. e terms, "When and as ofttn as : will, ere long, require some one to speak to his own | Let it still go on- lut ev^ry one in every place and sub com- , who was preset desired by tbe , mittees be formed in every township, dispersing, an agricultural labourer labouring class, witheut any molesta- i "Ne wport, Monmouthshire, March 6, 1837. who ought to meeting—bis name, w tion, and offering in the character. Thi3 running with the hare and holding whose mite has not come, be sent in at once, and visit every bouse, and give directions how to related the following to the » enrolment of the undertaking, ; " Sir,—I have enclosed for your perusal a placard fill up reasons known only to ourselves, we must declinei under certain Acts of Parliament, with the hound wont do ; it ie out of fashion. published b then we may announce in our uext the completion their voting vapors, but on no account to fill up a single the security of the \ y myself and my colleague, the guardian for give :—Tbe poor fellow has suffered a series of tern* law of the land against fraud of any kind. j Tbe fact is, that Wak-let, Hume, and Warbcr- I the borough. Although there are in this part of the of the whole sum necessary. The Bankers com- paper for those who can write ; and for those who Whig bas™6 " cannot, when you have placed the voter' persecutions; has been an inmate of a oi' coantry Bome in favour of the New Poor Law, yet no P.ist-offije s name oppo- one of -which, he said one day, he complainea In the conrse of his Tem aTk3, Mr. Farren said that ' tos, and those who have been loudest in their out- i plain of the trouble of orders for email site the peison or person's name, for whom he wishes , w one attempts to refute the statements which ti>is pla- shortness of allowance of food. It was weighed, At pressnt the bo?ines3 of Trades' Suciecieg in i door denunciation of the Whigs, have been the very card cmtains. I believe sums; let the monoy be, therefore, sent here at once, to vote, at the bottom write his name thus—seeing wi ' that the average of allowance was proved Five men beanes general, was left, through the culpable apaihy or| throughout England that he himself makes the X :— to be short Ik oz. of the of crutch upon which Wniggery has been enabled to to out-door paupers will not exceed and we will see to it. self also complained. Board-day day came ; &" "Tj dronkeune^s majority members, to the !' two shillings a head, and I cannot his direction of the aristocratic aud interested few limp to Downing-street for the last two or three see that it is possible One thing in connection with the Convention let plaint was laid before them (the Guardians); MJJ . A j te maintain a human being for less, unless it is th« in- Adam X Anderson, substantiate u»* Trades' Hall was sought, to remove these Societies : years ; because O'Coknell's support would have the people notice, that as far as possible their mark. the five others were called up to • teution of the authorities to starve the paupers. . spokesman- w from places of meeting where the gilded barrels ; (Chartist cheers.) I movements may be lriyal. All delegates m ust Joseph Dean, witness. complaints. He was appointed ™"J been nothing, if the English people, and English ; do uot beiieve the statements as to be his complaint ; so did the man on his rigt"- "T" tempt the eye, aud the jingiing of glasses tempt the i the saving of the new system ; , institution where the wives principle and English opinions, had found anything • I cannut see how they ELECTED AT PUBLIC M iiETlKGS, CALLED BY PLACARD And be sure that some person is in the house on to the man on his left : he was satisfied ; another palate w> an and famt- \ are to be made. We have not been Tuesday, the 23rd w lies of the operatives might participate' in their ! like representation in the House of Commons, long enough iu for tue pukposi!.. Tins must be observed in refer- , who can deliver the voting paper the same; and the others were the same. N° ' ^•% j this part of the conntry to decide accurately as to thf to the collector when he calls for it; you must have it , did yon no» v» pleasures, and advance their moral and social con- ! Those are the camp followers saving UDder ence to all delegates, lor whatever purpose dele- he to the man on his left, Yon cowards -w , who abuse all and I the new law ; of one thing, however, I ready or the vote wdl be lost. . m« that if I made my eoinplaint good, yon dition. They did not want a Trades' Hall built by j am Certain, every thing for-a living, while they live upon abuse. that the hatred to it is continually iucreas- gated. Delegate* from private bodies, clubs, or Where it can be done, let meetings be held to con- bacJfc me » They did Baid his man on the risht- Parliamentary grant, because the key of the door j ! ing. It evidently tends to in , ot * . Will the two factions now stop? The Wlu'gj crease the hatred, already societies, ©f a political character, are illegal. Every sult ; and where' the people are Strangers, they might htre' a at 'cm; and down I laid three or lour J»»^ would then be is the hands of ifce money-grubbers : ' have j puwerful fenough , between the rich ana be invited to such mm their own the poorer man must be delegat^d from a public meeting place as might be fixed upon for cowards. Seize the rascal, seize him, and take they Bought to have an institution o! ,! tried " pattiDg on the bank ;" and the Tories hare ' classes of society. (Chartist cheers. ) Public feeling of instruction j tB« , open to all, without icquiring ! is ho *v t nil the papers ; for, depend upon it, the black-hole, Bays the Guardians. No, «ays ' which should be " tried " patting on the belly," till, between them ¦ Voo strong in thi* neighbourhood toEufferany jross the inhabitants of the town or place from whence there is no justice nor me, u» . trhat religion, they were of, or for what; it wae i , cast** fairplay. The Three-Devil Kings bonrer. the first man that dares lav hand on ¦ they have made poor John's bell of cruelty. The guardians did, on last Saturday, agree he is sent. have made the clerks the returning officers , in order as we caU him wanted." The aristocracy kepi th« working c asses y and back-bone to the dietary, which in my he goes. Up comes the yeUovo boy, J£ opinion is much too small. that they might have it in their power to rob you ol Mlow that keeps the Union House gate, staff m .»»* Si their loons and their anvils daring the day, « meet ; and, at la«t, Johk ia " fiat " with them, If thig should be found to be so, I will certainly jom ¦ lay the franchise, wad send you to those wretched, ap- Now, my boy, says I, look out ; and I that they could not meet in the sunshine, acd unde] he «ay», ** No more of year humbug ; if YOU matter by petition before the House, It is monstrous palling abodes P ^. fj i &e sanopy of hearen ; while the " law of the land' 2To ttetftevfi anlr Corci 0tt4ffi>mt0. of misery, despair, and woe—the h:» a-top of the others, and a lot more JrL repealed'our Starration Acts to-morrow to think that three hired men should have bo much butiles. ^T'D"('™ would not allow them to discuss their grievancei , YOU eould \ power wag «Ttfrpowered, and borne away ; brought ¦ placed in their hands. (Cheers.) The boards of The anti-bastile candidates for Hndderafleld art, sentenced to ro«^ in the evening, with the aid of a few torches. Thos< and would give us worse ones the day after, so we guardians are complete ciphers ; magistrates the next day, and all they have to do is Numa is in type ; but is necestarify reserved till Messrs. Wuitworth, Thornton, Poppleton, Brnnton, and day^ hard labour, only for complaining of a ««>^ ; whose business it was to preach one day in th< will now have no more of your cooking." ! to carry into execution the edicts of the Commissioners. next week ; we are a' so obliged to withhold a Liddall ,• the Whig skilly men are he might lire in idleness the other six Some time ago , Messrs, J. Bot- in my allowanoe of food. All I want, »M ; " iL,, Week that they O Coksob took a right course upon this subjeet our doors were opened to the public ; f etter from Mr. O lirien till ruxt week. tomley (Cherry Tree), B. Robinson Lane om asserted that the ** labourer was worthy of his hire :' the motion , Tommy Ibbot- day'a wages, fer a fair day's work, sufficient passed unanimously ; they were open for Messrs. Collins am> O'Ajjil — Their second "Ad- son, Tommy Shepherd, and Tommy g that was what they preached, but their precepts did He said, " Petition, bus no meetings to interfere three weeks without the Kilner : the up my family, as an EDglish W^^ ^Lfi i least inconvenience. When dress to the Muidle Classes" Afi* been received, people know to vote, and thero will be 2, Sir. not agree with their practice. He exhorted his with the flow of Chartism." He said, " Pray for nc the Poor Law Commissioners 000 of a ought to have. (That is Chartism, said j heard of it, they sent but must stand over tt/l next week. majority . However, let them be cautious in filling ; and ^^ hearers no: w allow themselves to be any longej down peremptory orders to the guardians Then I am a Chartist, said the labourer *" " ^; alteration ; tell them it is a robbery ; tell them to close them The K eport of the Lanarkshire Universal Suff rage up the voting papers ; let them go to some friend and , as bo eipr transferred, as the publican s stock-in trade, under — (hear, hear;)—which order the board some of my brother labourers (mates that you will oppose every man who supports obeyed , without Association is too lute. It ought to have been consult toother, or form committees to see that they it) over on at your meeting, ana J?« ^ the name of " good-will," among the mash-tubs and even remonstrating. I beiieve Mr. Hall , the member sent for our last. Wednesday* «»^ it; tell them to cease all legislation until the people are filled up correctly, or they will be thrown out as if we cannot get a meeting place for yon in eo ^ ; pfciated jiin-cafcks, from one Boniface to another ; for the borough, will support any motion for an altera- James FaInlovoh — We thihk he would be defeating time, - -. timely and well-directed effjrt bad; and lut a list of those who vote be kept for etery The poor fellow has been out of werk a long rf iut , by a , establish a are represented." This was the proper and ne- tion in the law as is now stands. He is, 1 have reason his own purpose by conferring too much impw- division ami tuktn to the scrutiny. not BionujHenJ to future ages of the progress of know- to telieve, sorry that he _ having a wife and family at home, and * r^il I cessary course for the people to pursue; out these poor supported it. it wunM be •~ tance upon the penon whose name he would Tne opposition against uiimuf ia moat keen. They who -were v ; ledge, »ud wit'n it the foundation of enlightened free- seme improvement xf the rx-officxo bread in tho housa, those Chartists gentle guardians were to publish. have nominated , along with me, for Almondbury, Mr. , and gave it w vu : jjonx. >lr. farren 'nras londly cheer&d. A tolerable men were not aware of the difference between etaae to exist as i-ucb. MoBt of tD8 farmers tLta COm- Culli.ngworth, entered into a subscription w»^j, aid of the wear Bkadford.— T/te Blue Milk Wm. Stocks, who is well respected and well knawn. that if a missionary .- gam was collected i^ ex^eases qi the petitioning against a measure, in order to exhibit vUie tool* of the ac-ofidot. If it ¦were not for the Row close stoiy divuld have man. We are convinced been authenti cated. In opposition, they havonominated Sir John Bamsden'a got for the South, great good might be done. l THE NORTH ER N STAR j>
iPPOCKTOlf-OS'-TEES—A public meeting, St. Patsick's-Day.—Thip memorabls day i monz end of the passage, one of the prisoners, ¦a'jing at the tine that if he made anything to do, he PICKLES *. BARKER. y of Clayton , the inhabitants of the sister isle, tfo vtt}comiix& <£f>srlfet $&eetv3, and and at tho meeting which followed , the number was door. Sbe then west in stool by were indicted for petitions and memorials for Frost, , and sat on a small having, on. the 8th of November, Mr. Cbesswell, Mr. Dundas Jones, and all political prisoners, will be read y for more than doused. After tea was otot, and the the fireside. A grt&t deal of blood flowed on to the daring tbe hours of night, unlawfully entered certain , and the Hon. J. S. iorsJ an& fifnwraJ £nten tg*ntf . company had arranged themaehes in an orderl y where sbe enclosed lands, tbe W«RTLKY were for tb« plaintiff; Mr. ALEXANDER signature at the door of the hall. flags near sat property of Chas. Waterton, Esq., of and Mr. Watson were for the manner, Mr.. T. B. Smith, of Hull, was requested to Cross-examined—I went away becanse I was Walton Hall, in tho occupation of Mr. Wordswortn, at defendant MACCLESFIEUJ.-Mr. West lecture to- jrrrpDEBSFIEU>«—Bastu-b, March 12th. take the 'ohair, which he did amid the hearty Walton, in tbe The plaintiff was Mr. Beaumont, of Whitley Hall, mastered this cheers frightened. When I got bold of the gun stock, the West-Biding.jarmed with guns, for the morrow ui&ht, on Cuui'cii Establishments. ^jj Goftrdians mornin*, but in a of the indie ace. Mr. S. opened the business of the men did not strike at me. I took the poker outside ; purpose of taking and destroying game. and the defendant was the Rev. Mr. Alderson, Vicar Tney are evidently of Kirkhoaton ; and the case bad arisen out in T-jiw number than usnal. evening,with a few appropriate remarks, congratu- it waa laid there when I went away. Mr. Monteith and Mr. Pickering appeared for of an WIOf-AN.— Dr. M'Douall preaches thm ^ i of their pet law ; and, but for shame and party lating the company upon the return of a day the prosecution; equity suit in the Court of Chancery, the issues being Commercial Hall, Market-place, on Sunday, the eo Edward Simpson—My mother keeps a public-bouse Mr.Roebuck and Mr. Wilkin* de- to try whether Mr. Beaumont or Mr. Aldtrson <%&£ would use their endeavours to crush it. celebrated amongst a large portion of them, and re- in Swinton. I remember seeing Wm. Epworth and fended tbe prisoners. was 28th, at balf-past two in the alter noon, and lectures them hare y shown the -white feather, entitled to certain corn or hay tithes, in the townships af^V alread marking npon the pleasing spirit of nnity which George Eastwood at my mother's house, on the night On the night mentioned in the indictment tho pre- iu the same place on the Monday and Tuesday rffiloserted their old- Whig tofriends , which nothing was evinced in the fact of of Kirkheaton, Dalton, Lepton, and Whitley, tbe evenings following, at eight o'clock. them a Protestant being called in question, about eight o'clock; they were drinking serves of tbe prosecutor, who resides near Wakefleld , Including two , ^i h*ve induced do, save the heavy upon to preside at a Catholic festival. were entered, between - latter township hamlets Whitley Upper He then together. Later in the evening, 1 went towards Mrs. twelve and one o'clock, by four and Denby Grange. The details were of the most (by LOUOHBOROU&H.—A public meeting tit I«ri«3 »od expence attendant on their office , which introduced Mr. John Andrew, who, in a long speech, Scorer's bouse. When near the house, I saw East- men, three of whom were armed with guns, and the their own parse. The applicants were and uninteresting description, and after the case bad the inhabitant!*- of Loughborough will be holer, about three we*ks ; she was with Hewit. In the intervals between the speeches, a «hoice said, they bad struck him with the gun barrel over his fence and the gate. On seeing this, tho keeper went Clayton will be preached to morrow afiernoc;;, ia four voung children, to deplore his loss, without selection of sacr#d music was performed by an bead. After this bad passed between us, be went to towards him. when Speight called out that, if he did the Sherbourne Hoad, near the terminuB of the Great Lt means of support, and had to »pply to the re- efficien t choir, accompanied on the piano by a Mra. Scorer's, and struck the door with the gun barrel. not stand off, be would shoot him. Tbe other three The Boy in thb Palace again '.—Edward Jones, Western Kaii way. HeViug officer (Lancaster) who said he wished the youug lady. The selection consisted of " The mar- She said who's there?" He answered, never mind men tbea joined Speight, and were asked by the game- who has already become notorious, in consequence with every one who went and left " " KIDDERMINSTER.—A public meetly of Mn %aali sink vellous work," " Are Maria," " In nstire worth"' who » there, open the door." She said she would not keeper if their guns were loaded, to which they replied of his having twice succeeded in obtaiuiu/? an en- the inhabuaii ts of'Kiddcrmiiister is called for Monday fwr families, and, in a day or two afterwards, the (from the Creation), " Laudate," '" 0 lovely peace," I beard her run out of the back door, and screaa out that they were ready for any thing. trance into Buckingham Palace, has »«»in brought p being gunk The men then left the night next, tbe 22nd, in order to assist in carrying mews arrived of the shi , and that he a duet, and the " Coronation Anthem." Votes of murder." The back of the house opeus Into the Pot- field , daring the watchers to follow them, and presented himself under the notice of the public by intruding lost. Lancaster ordered her to " out the plan laid down in the Star of the 13: h jj st., fwhitehead) was thanks were given to tho Rev. Mr. Walmsley, and tery-yard. Hepworth said, " you want something for their guns. The watchers, finding themselves unequal into the royal abode, fjp waa examined at the by Mr. Feargua O'Connor. It is hoped that the before the B»ard of Guardians. When she went, the Committee, for the use of the room—to the ladies screaming out murder, for using me so ill. He waa to cope with the poachers, allowed them to escape. Home-officfe 011 Tuesday, and we are givin to under- meeting will be a numerous her, and she had to return " one, as the obj^t will £ denied he had ordered and gentlemen who had conducted the music, and then agairst the fron t door. He cane up the pas- Speight was well known to the keeper ; but the proof stand sentenced to three months' imprisonment and be so beneficial. The chair will be taken at eight without seeing them. On the Thursday, she was also to those who had superintended the general sage again ; Eastwood was standing against the of identity against the others waa very sli hard labour, in the New Bridewell, Tothili-fields , o'clock, workhouse ght—tbey when all the Chartists of Kidderminster taken i»to the Honley , and on Friday arrangements, and to the ChainnaD, for hia able corner, and be took off some pieces of lime from being only spoken to by one of tbe watchers as being and to this place he was taken shortly afterwards by should be at their ponts, and aid , as far as in their —orainr, ordered to go again before the Guardians. condact in the chair. Several signed the pledge ; the wall, and threw them at the door. Hepworth amongst the party. Another circumstance against Inspector Russell and Serjeant Glover. power lies, to carry out this inoBt excellent plan of SKe expected something to be given to support her and thus terminated one of the most delightful took the gun-barrel away with him. About five Speight was that, when apprehended at his house the The Armstrong Liver Pills are recommended, our worthy friend , Feargua O'Connor. cut of toe house, bat Lancaster smuggled aa order, evenings it was ever our good fortune to eDjoy. minutes after, I went into Mrs. Scorer's house; she same morning, his clothes were found besides the fire- as an Anti-bilious medicine, to every sufferer from «: Star and to a distanfte of five miles, under the School-street, in this tovrn , attempted EQicide toy Coffee House, Islinuton Green. tiildren, BwxMofting of little above her elbow was very black. be satisfied that the prisoners were all of tbe party, in- see that the stamp has " Dr. John Armstrong's ' that there was not room at Honley. &a oance iaadaaam , which she had STAPXtBFOllD (Near Noiii.ngium prewnce purchased for the purpose. Cross-examined—When I went to the house, I .found asmuch as Speight was indicted for having been in the Liver Pill*" engraved on it in white letters, and to , )-Mr. Oka cases are communicated by our correspondent, Medical aid was shortly nobody but the old woman inside. I was stiindiug grounds with the otbax prisoners, who had not been let no one put you off with any other pills. B»irstow lectures on Monday in the Demi c rattt notices of motions that were made after procured, and, by the help of the stomach-pump, Chapel. md «1* se™*! her life was saved. there the whole time. I have known both the pri- satisfactorily identified. N.B. The Pills in the boxes enclosed, in marbled reviveto financial matters, &c. ; but the demand soners a long time, and do not know anything amiss of The Jury accordingly, under the direction of the paper, and marked B., are a very mild aperient, EENTON, (Near Newcastle.)- ^, fc &>npds us to curtail this e asoa own mi t?3** , as w ll ae Lamextable Scticide.—On ThursgajrfflQraing last, them. Court, returned a verd ict of Not Guilty. and are particularly and universally praised. They lectures here this afternoon at four p.m. bjumtoos other arncles. when Mr. Gibson, butcher, at the bottonr bC Kirk- Re-examined—I did not go up into the chamber ; Charles Speight was then charged, on another in- are admirably adapted for sportsmen, agriculturists, HOSliETr.—On Wednesday, a public meeting gate, got up and opened the window shutters^ of but she told me there was no person in the house. dictment, for having committed tbe same offence, to- men of business, naval and military men ; as they SUH"DESIifi.ND.—iMr. Binns lecture* av the ¦wis held here to take into consideration the case of the house, he discovered his brother, Wm. Gibson, By the Judge—The house is alone by the road- gether with other persons unknown. The same evidence contain no mercury or calomel, and require neither Life-boat Houso, at half-past twelve to-nr.?;row p^mih Whhebead, a widow, who lost her husband hung-up by the neck from a hook in the ceiling. side. was adduced, and he was found Guilty, and sentenced confinement to the house, nor restraint in diet. afternoon, la the eveniug, Messrs. Decgan , !5-..ms, o the recent accident of the Governor Fenner Tne unfortunate man was instantly cut down , Mr. Wm. Green—I am a fanner at Swinton. Be- to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve and Williams will address :he Chartists of Sia' - hr- Teasel, ind who had been separated from her chil- but life was extinct, though, from the warmth tween eight and nine o'clock on the night in question months. land, in the Corporation-hall, on tbe proposed Oou- PUBLIC MEETING. vention, and other matters relating to this ca.:r.j. dren,—she having been sent to Hndderrfield Work- af the body, it appeared he had not long been I was going from Mexborough to Swinton. When SHEEP STEALING. house, while they were detained at Honley, away buspended. For the last three years he had been I got as far as Mrs. Scorer's, I saw Eastwood leaning PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of HUDDE£.SFIEbD.—On Monday evening, a from their only surviving parent. An address to the greater part of his time in the H«use of Correc- against the door, and Hepworth near the house corner. Joseph Ward , 18, and Henry Brinnan , 18, were A Glasgow will be held in the Christian Char- public meeting of the inhabitants of -Leld charged with hfcvtng, on the 20th tist Church Hodd*. , the Huidersfield Guardians was adopted from the tion for want of sureties, as he vras at times, es- Hepworth showed mo his head, which waa bleeding, of August, stolen , on Tuesday Evening, the 23rd Instant, will be lioldou in, the Chartist-room, Upporhea>l- row, iahibitants of Honley, calling their attention to the pecially when in liquor, very violent, and committed and said a man bad struck him over the bead with a from a field in tbe occupation of W. Butterfield , at to take into Consideration the proposal made, by , to elect a delegate to the Charter and Petition 3 Con- cruelty and iabumanity of the separation. The assaults. He has lately been in a desponding way, gun barrel, which be had in bis band. Outside of the Wor8borou/ju in the West Riding, one ewe sheep, be- Mr. Feartfus O'Connor, iu last Saturday's Star, of vention. following resolutions w.er« very ably handled and nearly kept his bed altogether, and was kept door, I heard Mrs. Scorer crying " murder." They longing to Lord Wharncliffe. Not Guilty. sending up Delegates to London, to act as a " Political Prisoner's Liberation aud Chartist Peti- wi-accUESFiEliD.—The adjourned m< ,,ting bj several speakers and nnanimonsly adopted; by his brother. There is do doubt but at the time appeared in liquor. Several persons were standing of the Chester county li.y!d wi;h contempt and about the stable, which is forty-yards tion Convention." delegates WfJI be on L " That jki * meeting views he was deranged ia his mind. An inqiest was held from the door. Sunday, the 28th inst., at the Chartist Room, bundle abhorrence, the bass conduct of the relieving officer , at the Brown Cow Inn, on Saturday afternoon , when I saw James Moody come up—be came almost directly NISI PRIUS COURT, MONDAY, Mabcu 15. Chair to be taken at a Quarter-past Eight o'clock. of Sticks, Watercotes. ia canang a moilier to be separated fraa her ehil- tb« jury returned a verdict " Found hanged." they had crone a war. The Court sat this morning at the usual boar, and e , because she has the misfortune to be poor ; and There will be a Collection at the Door to defra y CHELSEA.—Mr. Wall lectures to-morrow dr n HUZX. Fatal Acgidext. On Saturday at Cross-examined—I knew one of the persons standing after disposing of a f uw undefended causes, took tbe evening, farther, they consider he is a tjrant of the very there. West Ridiug list in order. Expeoces. at the large room over the United Tem- wars! description, and incapable of honestly fulfilling noon, a young sailor named Wm. Crombie Levitt, By Order of the Directors of the perance Coffee House, South George Street, teioane , Mri Taylor, an Irishwoman—Hepworth's head ap- HODGSON ». B1NNET. fee common duties of life, much more of doing jus- a native of Hull was killed by falling into the hold Lanarkshire Universal Suffrage Square, on the principles of the Charter. Letturet of the ship Sir Edward Hamilton, lying in the old peared much injured. Eastwood was quite peaceable. Association, will be delivered in the same room on Sunday, fee in an office involving the happiness of all our James Moody—I reside at Mexborough. 1 lodged Messrs. Alexander and Baines were for the destitute poor." 2. " That this meeting considers dock. He was seen to fall by a young maa on plaintiff; and Messrs. Ckesswell and Addison for JAMES JACK, Secretabt. March 28th, by Mr. T. M. Wheeler, and ou Sunday, board down the main hatchway, his head having with Mrs. Scorer. I went to my lodgings oa the night April 5ih. by Mr. Peat, at seven each evening. the Poor Law Amendment Act, to be one of the in question between eight and nine o'clock, I saw tbe defendant. bbsj crnel, udjust, and unfeeling laws that ever was struck against a cask. He was got upon deck, and The parties reside near Wakefleld , and the action waa CORROBOR ATION OF THE INNOCENT YET Mr. Davis, from the dispensary, was in immediate Hepworth about forty yardB from the house. Hep- WEST BIDING.-Mr. Arran, West R.ding enacted in an enlightened nation. It takes a,l worth lifted up a gun barrel, and asked me if I knew brought te recover £48 for rent The only question in RELIEVING PROPERTIES OF BLAI R'S missionary, will deliver lectures at the following attendance, but he found that death had already , power opt of the rate-payers' hands, and gives it an ' that I said it was a gun barrel, and went on my the cose was whether Mr. Binney or Mr. France, who GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. places :—On Monday, the 22ad inst., at Garten's under the control of a board ensned. - An inquest was held on the body, before succeeded bim in business, but bad unprincipled nominee, road. I saw another n?an, whom 1 did not know, run- since become insol- TO MR. PROUT, 229, STRA.ND, LONDON. Head ,* Tuesday, Keighlfy ; Weduesday, Biu^ iey ; of gaardi&ns, subject to three Commissioners, who Mr. Thorney, at the Paul Pry tavern, and a verdict vent, was liable to tbe landlord. of " Accidental death " was returned. ning on the cart-road towards Mexborough. He turned bis Thursday, Heckniondwike ; Fiiday, Pudsey ; Sa- sroentire strangers to the necessitiesof the poor." bead from me, so that I was not able to see bis face. Tbe Jury returned a verdict for tbe defendant Hawley, near Bagshot, Jan. 11, 1841. turday, Idle. 8AlPOBD. -PrBi.i c Mkeh.sg !—On Monday I then went to Mrs. Scorer s ; the old woman was WILKINSON V. WOODBEAD. SIR ,—It is now twelve months since I made you HEBDEN BRIDGE.—A pablic meeting of standing in the kitchen. Her head forenoon, at eleven o'clock, a hole-and-corner "YORKSHIRE SPRItfO ASSIZES . was wrapped up Messrs. Cresswell and Clbasbt were for tbe acquainted with the "very extraordinary benefit the inhabitant of Hebueu Bridge, is to be hold, u oa meeting was held by the Satfbrd money-mongers on with a handkerchief, and blood was running down I have derived by taking Blair's Gout and Rheuma- Monday the 22nd , to adopt the plan recomilH 'lded ( from ) plaintiff, who is on oil-aerchant at Cleckheaton ; and tie import duties, the Boronghreeva in the chair. Continued tvr sixth page. boId sides of her face. She had nothing on but a band- Messrs. Alexander and Baines for the defendant, tic Pills, which were kindly recommended to ma by by Feargus O'Connor, in the last number oi the There were 1"28 persons present, of whom forty-two kerchief. Her apron and cap were laid on the fijer who la a manufacturer Major Birch, of Crondale, near Farnham, who hu- Star, to got up petitions for the free pardon of Frost, covered -with blood ; the floor at Meltham. The action was were Chxrsisss. After an bout'b spouting by a Tory COURT , Wedsejdat was marked in two or brought to recover IOC 17s. 3d., manely came to my house to take my affidavit , that Williams, and Jones, and all those persons who art vrho backed oat by Whi CROWN , MaKCH 17. three places. She wanU-d me to go for the doctor. £ for oil admitted to called Wa-cklyn, vr*3 a g, have been supplied. Verdict for the plaintiff—damages I might receive my half-pay, being then laid up with now suffering in the different hells under Whig and bv Garnet, of Peterloo notoriety, Mr. Campbell SlABBIS* AT BRADFOBD. She was then complaining of her bead , and said she one of my serious attacks. I then forwarded to you * £106 17s. 3d. domination , and to riiso subscriptions towards de- asked why the Boroughreeve had called the should not live till lnoroicg. I told her to go to bed, the Garrison Order by which I was invalided home fraying tbe expences of a delegate being srt. t John Wilson £0, was charged with having, «n the to meeting at eleven o'clock, instead of eight o'clock , and she would be better in the morning. When I went FERNANDES ADD OTHERS V. MELLIN AND ANOTHER. from Newfoundland aft or many years of great Loudon to present the same.—Signed TuoHas at night ; the Boroughreeve answered and said , 24th of February last, stabbed Samuel Holdsworth, of to bed sbe was resting her head on a round table. This was an action of ejectment suffering. I now beg further to say, that, within Mitchell. AilerUm, with i ntent to do him some grievous bodily brought by Messrs. while he was ia office he would always call meetings Next day she was very ilL Oa the evening previous Farnandea and Tuylor, who are trustees under the will the last twelve months, I have had sereral at ticks, MAKGHESTER.—Adelegate to the Political in the forenoon , in order that *' gentlemen" might harm- Sir Gregokt Lewis was for the prosecution, 1 saw the butt-end of a gun on the house floor ; it Was of the late Mr. Mellin, but have, thank God, with the assistance of the Pills, , by the advice of Mr. W ilk ins, who appeared on of Wakefitld , for the purpose Prisoner's Restoration and Charter Petition's Con- attend; the -sorting classes night attend ifthej liked. and broken in two near the lock. of obtaining possession of certain premises at Wake- been always able to ward it off without much paiu , his behalf , he pleaded guilty. The proascutor recom- vention will be put in nomination on Monday On which Mi. Campbell protested, in the name of Cross-examined—I ltft the house on the Tuesday field ; but before tbe case had been fully opened by Mr. and bavo not once had a return of those weakening evening, at the Carpenter's Hall, Manchester, and a the working class&s of Saliord, against such proceed- mended the prisoner to mercj. Mr. Wilk.i:n s called following. She lived until the Saturday, but she did Cuesswell, on behalf of the plaintiffs, it waa agreed to perspirations which formerly afflicted me, and am the prisoner's master, who gave him a good character public meeting to elect the said delegate will be ings; and he sad his friends immediately withdrew not go aboot her hou?eho!d work. She was not a take a verdict for the plaintiffs. now in excellent comparative health. I have also holden in the Tib-street Room on Tuesday, th# for humanity. The facts of the case are shortly these. , to inform you that Mr. George Maynard of Cove , from the meeting, leaving eighty-six of the profit- passionate hot-tempered woman. I am hot-tempered DOWKU V. BI.NGUAM AND BOWEM. , , 23rd instant. moDgerE to be called a meeting of the inhabitants. The proseeutor and the prisoner were in the Odd Fel- vrhen in liquor. I have been before the magistrates near Farnborough, carrier, having witnessed the lows' Hall at Bradford, -when the prosecutor was for thrashing my wife, but she caused me to do it. This was an action of trover, tbe parties in which effect of Blair's Pills on me, and being himself at- k ftnCUPFS.— PiESESTAno*. — Presented. Standing before the fire, and the prisoner Eaifi he would reside »t Sheffield. The of When 1 left the old woman's I want back to mj wife. plaintiff failed in proving the tacked with Gout, tried the Pills, and obtained im- recally, lo P.G. KeWd Huntr, the " Loyal maie him sit down. A struggle ensued, and whilst partnership of the defendants, and the Learned Judge, LOCAL MARKETS. Squire R&ttLfie " Lodge of the Independent Order I never saw boys or children teasing her- Mr. Bliburn mediate relief. If you please you may publish this that was going on the prisoner stabbed him on the left was one of the surgeons who attended her. contrary to the usual practice of noHfluiting, directed a additional proof of the value of this medicine. of Odd- Fellows, a very handsome Eilver medal, for cheek—To be imprisoned four months. verdict for tbe defendants. his pist and present good conduct in the said lodge. Be-exantined—I know Dr. Woollan—he ia a physi- I am, Sir, yours, truly, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. The Court rose at eight o'clock. J. Masters. P.G. Robert Entterworth, of the " lrweli" Lodge, cian. (BY EXPEES8.) BREAKING HACHINEBT NEaB SHEFFIELD. Ann Brunt—I am the wife of Job Brunt. We re- OARKISON ORD ER ABOVB ALLUDED TO. was chosen to present it. P.G. Hamer returned Tuesday, March IS. Friday March 19.—We have a good arrival of Thomai Booth, 43 , ind Joh n Gregory, 29, were side at the Dun Pottery, near Mrs. Scorer's. On the (CERTIFICATE. ) , thanks in a short but very pleasing speech. * Grain this week. The Wheat trade is very slow, charged with having, on the nigbt of the 5th January evening in question Mrs. Seorer came to our house, THE tUEEN •. SCOTT AND OTHERS. St. John's, Newfoundland, 12th March , 1838. BUST.—Christian Association.—The anni- last, at the pirieh of Ecclesfield , maliciouily dtbtroyed about eight o'clock. Sbe was then bleeding from the Mr. Sergeant Atcherley dated the 9tU but the rates of last week are maintained. B.= rloy versary sennoDs of the Sunday School to and Mr. ApDistN ap- Conformably to a Garrison Order, dul), and fully Is. lower. Beans as before. Oats , connected and damaged some machinery in a grinding wheel , hea'l. She n^med some persons me. The next ques- peared for tho prestcution ; Mr. Cresswell, Mr. of March, 1838, for the assembly of a Medical Board, with the association, were preached last Sunday in ring Grove -wheel, consisting of five grinding tion asked was, who these persons are. Alexander, and Shelling iuliy as dear. the Working Man's Hall called Sp and Mr. Baines were for the de- to take into consideration the state of heaJtii or , by; the Reverend sto es, several leather whet1 bands, a leather gig band , [This question was objected to, and the objection was ly, Leeds Cohn Market, March 16 th.—The ar- William Hill. The hall -was n fendants. Lieut. Masters, R.V.C., and to report according crammed to suffoca- % pit -wheel , and tke nxletree of a water -wheel, the held valid.3 . This was an indictment for an obstruction of tbe we, the undersigned, Staff Officer and Civil Praoti- rivals of grain to this day's markat aTe again large. tion, both afternoon and night, with most orderly Before Mrs. Scorer came, a man came for assistance. Wheat has been iu limited demand, at last week's a; property of John Marsh and others. public high way, in tVooder Lane, in tbe parish of tioner, forming the Board authorized by that order, tnd entite congregations. Collections, amount- Sir Gregory Lewin and Mr. Heatos -were for Cross-examined—She remained at my house about a , prices. Barley has been dull eale, and rather lower. ing to £11 Os. Id., exclusive of iven b Kastrick by the erection of an embankment, &c, aud after a strict examination of the case of Lieutenant £3 g y the the prosecution ; Mr. Baines defended Booth , and quarter %( an hour. I did not know much about her the diversion of a road , by the Leeds and Manchester Masters, consider him as entirely unfit for military Oats and Beans scarcely so wlII soJd. teachers of the establishment, were made a: the Gregory. temper. lerrices. Mr. Wobtlet was for K:iil way Company. The Company had stopped up this duty. Lieut. Masters ha3 for several years been THE AVERAGE PRICES FOR THE WEEK The statute under -which the prisoners -were inflicted By the Judge— When in my house she cried out very road, and opened out another, which was alleged not afflicted with Rheumatic Gout, which has produced ENDING Maiicu 9, 1841. SHAW,—The members of the Cobbett Clnb, ¦sras much in pain. the 7th and 8th Geo. IV., chap. 3, sec 4. On the to be so convenient After a long investigation, the Jury serious functionary derangements of his stomach, Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas. net on Tuesday, the 9th day of March, at the house ¦4th of J3=uary, Mr. Samuel and Air. Joseph Msrsh, left Henry Womack—I am a constable at Rothorham , returned a verdict substantially for tbe Crown. liver, and other viscera, and finally given rise to in- of Mr. Joka Wild , sign of the Plough Boy, to Autey bridge about half-past eleven o'clock , to return articula- Qth. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qra. and apprehended Hepworth on the morning of the yth Another indictment, in which the Leeds and Man- tirmity, weakness, and enlargement of the 4417 2053 1054 0 515 0 celebrate the birth-day of the late Mr. Cobbett, to thtir huinea, near Spring Grove wheel. The -whrtl of February, at bis mother's house at Mexbro". I told chester Railway Company were the prosecutors, and tions, especially of the ancle joints ; his general when the company sal d own to an excellent dinner. U situated in a valley, aud -when these two persons him he was charged with the murder of Ann Scorer. M r. H j lroyd, the surveyor of the highway for Rasirick, health and constitution is much impaired , aud, £s. d. £a. d. £ s. d. £s.d. £ s. d. £ 3.d. Mksv excellent speeches were made. had got "within about sixty yards of the -wheel, tuey He said she came ont of the door with a gun in her was the defendant, and which charged him with throw- therefore, in our opinion , he is incapable of further 3 7 23 1 13 11* 1 5 83 0 0 0 2 2 4A 0 0 0 STOCKPOST. —Trade i3 very bad in this observed t wo li ghLs, which excited their suspicion, and hand, s man with her with a piece of wood ; I screwed ing rubbish on the railway was then beard, but as i t service. (SignoJ) Leeds Cloth Markets.—There has been little town ; in sj branches the cotton masters comp'ain a!so observed Seven men come out of the mill where the gun out of feer hand, and Btruck her with it, and arose ) out of the same transaction , it is unnecessary to Andw . Ferguson, M.D., Staff- Assist.-Surg. business done at tho Coloured Hall during tha of bid sa!a. Their warehouses are crammed vriib the machictry is situated. Samuel Marsh called out the man struck me over the head. Prisoner showed enter into tho details. The Jury returned a verdict for Edward Iuellic, Surgeon. week ; but tbe demand at the White Hall has bean goods; co::on is getting up in price, and the goods to.them that they -wanted sharpeuiEg, and one of Uie me the place, and there was a lu;np on it. I found the prosecutors. Sold by T. Prout. 229 Strand London Price , , , , very brh-k. Trade is flat. XT8 failing. This i= a piece of very bad news for ;he t-H-o vrent to a neighbour named Shaw and he and Eastwood a'.so at hia father's house, at Mc-xbro'. I TUe Court then rose. I s. l^d. per box, and by his appointment, by Heat on , >oo?isiids; h being bnr a very 6b*rt time since they another man got ap, and proceeded to the place. The charged fcim with tae saiie offence, and he said " I Hay, Allen , Land , Tarbotton , Smith, Bell , Towns- Bradford Markets, TinrRSDAr, March 18.— tad such men -were armtrd with sticks and bludgeons, and they , NISI PRIUS COU RT, Wednesday , March 16. Wool Market.—Th\s department of trade is very in- a long stoppage before, and thousands ba^e nevtr touched her." I said " Wereme youno on the eud , Baines and Newsome, Smeeton, Reinhardt, tot been able to recover the loss sustained s»t that threatened to shoe t Samuel M irsh, -who called them premises with Hepworth ?" He ^piado answer. THE QUEEN V. H0LR0YD. Leeds; Brooke, Dewsbury ; Dennis & Son, Moxon , active, without any material alteration in prices. rascals for dtstiojings gentleman's property. The men Cross-examined—He said he st-uck her. Little, Hardman, Lini)ey, Hargrove, York ; Stocks of wool are not heavy in the market, but BBABFOBD. The Co-operative Society ¦wfcre - folio-wed towards Autey bridga, -when Samuel By the Judg e— I am auTe he said struck her u-ilh it. This morning this indictment, which was adjourned lirooke & Co., Walker & Co., Stafford , Faulkner, pales are more limited, and our last quotations are sj ght , Tffcich lat ely me: at the bouse of 31r. G. Ellis, oppo- Marsh -was struck on the head -with ac iron instrument, George Marshall—I am deputy-constable of Kother- at ven o'clock last ni was proceeded with, and Doncaster ; Judson , Harrison Ri ; Fog- barely supported. Yarn Market.—The manufac- of severely several witnesses were examined fnr the defence, who , pon fite ^ie Top Dead-lane, Goodmansend, novr meet -which felied him to the ground; he was in- hain, I acompanied the previous witness to apprehend gitt , Thompson, Thirek ; Wiley, Easingwold ; turers have been very wary in their purchases, and at the bouse oi Mr. J. Wbitehead opposite the jured. The men -were stiil followed , and shortly after- Eastwood and Hepworth. Jn Hepworth's mother's stated that the railway men wore emptying tho ditch, perhaps a Fhade less business done ; but we do not , 1 England , Fell, Spivey, Hudd^rsfield ; Ward , Rich- East Bro-.k H ot^l, Gsorge-street, Bradf -rd. wards Boc.hanci Gregory were found ia a mill st-eruted house 1 found a gun barrel. Wi.en Hepworth came and the surveyor's men were filling it up, , and in the ' hear of any alteration in prices. Piece Market.— which this occasioned mond ; Cameron, Knaresbro ; Pease, Oliver, Dariing- liiCHiSD OiSTLim.—A t a rneeiirg of the friend? under some rnbbLh, both of them having been seen down sUire, I shewed it to him, and said, " Di> you disturbance , the barrows were ton ; Dixon Metcal/e, Langdale, Northallerton ; Tke app3arance of our piece market to-day lias not threwn over, but it v?as not done by Mr. Holroyd's , of Mr. Oastler, held at the bouse of Mr. James •with the men in question. know this thing ?" Ha replied, " Vts, that is what 1 Rhodes, Suaith ; GoIdthorpe, Tadca8ter ; Royerson , been so cheering as we could have wished; nor is it n ade. New Inn , B -adford , on Tuesday evening Witnesies vrere called to give the prisoners good struck the old woman with, and I received a violent ortiers. Cooper, Newby, Kay, Bradford ; Brice, Priestley, probable we shall have any thing but lethargy till hit, Mr. Aa*-y ia the chair, it was unanimoui-ly characte rs. blow myself at the same time." Mr. Cresswell replied. the arrival of the President steamer from New Tlje Learned Judge having summed up, Pontefract ; Card well, Gill, Lawton, Dawson, Smith, resolved^ , " That a lea party should be got up jo The .Jnry focad the pr!»oner « Gnilty. Witness pro luced the barrel and stock found in the Jury Wakeficld ; Berry,_ Dcnton ; Suter, Leyland, Hart- York, which, it is expected , will be the bearer of tske plice next Easter holidays, in honour of our Th e; prisoners were further charged -with having cut Mrs. Scorer's house. The barrel is bent retired. ley, Parker, Du nn, Halifax ; Booth, Rochdale ; important intelligence, and if of a favourable often tried and true friend to the poor Richard and -Wounded Samuel Marsh , with intent to do him Cross-examined—Womack waa present during this Aft6r an absence of six hours, a consultation took character, will no doubt tend to an early improve- , the Learned Counsel on each side Lambert, Boroughbridge; Dalby, Wetherby ; Waite, Oastler, and that parties should be applied iotne grievous bcoiSv barm. conversation , and mutt have heard it place between , the Harrogate ; aud all respectable Medicine Venders ment in tho demand for goods, as this is the-season to for The facts -were the same as in the last case. Not Be examined—Wouiack was close at ban d result of which was that the Jury were sent for, and when extensive purchases ate usually made lor the traysgo to for the occasion, so that the proceed s , and observed that , as they could not agree, throughout th« kingdom. ^ignt supply the wants of the ' Old Guilty. might bav}e« into practice, and an aajouised meeting will William Hepvorth 22, and George Eastwood, 21, Riding every Saturday Morning, both her knees were also bruised—there was 3 slight plaintiff. Damages £150. by Mr. Seal, of Leicester, of last week are fully supported for aJl anicles. »ie place next Sunday eveniag, a: the tame place, -w erb charged by the coroner's ii.qu.isiiion, on view of discolouration on the eye3. She complained of pain in and may be had of Mr. Cleave, Shoe-lane, Loudon ; for Rod Wheat, 063 . to 60i ; fine, 64s per 36 bfcone. the saae object. We hope all the friends of that iho body of Ann Scorer, ljing dead at Svrinton , in the head, great weakness, and she shivered very much. SCOTT AND ANOTHER V. SH A RP. of Messrs. Sweet, (Nottiugham ,) Skovifsgton and White, 58s to 62s ; fine, 68 per 36 stone. Barley, peat and good ic an will be ready ¦when called onto the West-Riding, with the wilful murder of the said Her pulse wae low and weak at the time. I continued Eveleigh, (Loughborough,) Neal, (Derby,) Vickers, kelp 27s to 333. Beans, Hi to 15s per load. Oats, lid in iaia work, tna-t is, of supplying the wants of Ann Seorer. to atttDd her nntil htr dtath. twice a day. I did the Mr. Ellis appeared for the plaintiffs ; the action (Oelper,) Burgess, (Hiuckley,) and all bookseller* to 12^d per slone, Very fine, V2\d. one who has su often spent both monev and time, Th« Hon. J. S. WORILET and Mr. PaSHley Were best for her according to my ability. I first apprehended was undefondtsd. in the Kingdom , by application to Mr. Cleave, a OEvijiDg pkus for the prosperity of bo";h rich and fox the proBscution ; Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Wilkins danger about the filth day. She died on tbe 9th of It waa not stated where the parties resided, but the London, or to the Publisher, Leicester. Skipton Cattle Market, March 15.—Our Poor. action waa brought to recovur the amount of an suppiy ol Fat Sto<:k was not large, but of a good defended the iirisoners. February. I afterwards examined tbe body. I first " The Illuminator, we hesitate not to pronounce CASUS1VE.— M r. Wobtlet stated the case, and the following tx^mincd the head , and found the cut I have described account for work and labour done, and tbe Jury quality, and proved equal to the demand. Prices Tehpesa.xce Sociht.— It is jr infinitely superior in style, matter, and composition , wire rather higher than last fortnicht ^Ij ^e Dehcve, a few years sic ce this society "was first -witnesses -were then cailed •— down to the bone, and the bone itbelf chipped. I returned a verdict f the plaintiffs. Damages £21 8s. to most, if not any, of the high-priced periodicals, 'e. **tioli--Lsd in Cariiale, yet its progre&s has been Thomas Wardle deposed—I reside in West-street, removed the bairy scalp, and found otter two bruises EDLEY V. FOOTIT AND OT HERS. written by and for educated men."—Northern Star. N ewcastle Corn Market, March 13.—At our , and on the 2Sth of January, I -was working Jjtoaithing; it now numbers some hundreds of mem- ShtfStrld —one on the front of her bead , and another more No. 5 (Published Saturday Morning, March 2#&h) market this morning we had a scanty show of Wheat »era ma is uo:Bg on increasing. That h has achieved at the Swinton Station of the ]Xorth M idland Railway. considtrablo btihiud. 1 opened the head, and found Messrs. Cresswell aud Pashley -were foi the from tho country, but the arrivals from the coast are laintiff; Mr. Dundas and Sir G. Lewin for the de- contains " Lives of tbe Commonwealth-men : John ttsch goi>d :s btT^cd all dispute—many, whose pre- I had lodged 1or seven months with Ann Scorer. on the right side about three ounces of coagulated p le versus that considerable. Tne factors were firm , and th-.< trade fendants. Hampden."—*' Education of the Peop , Tioas liTcs n&4 been spent in the excess of druuken- Bet-ween tight and nine o'clock that night, I was read- blood, extending in a line f/oni the outward wound of their ' Betters, ' " concluded.— 4l Tho Thinker' vecovewd the dullness of last week, but no advance Bess and ing a newsj aper in her ho as-- , -when some person made du vrn to the base of the brain. The pressure of the The action was in trespass, and the declaration * could bft cstabhshtd. We have very moderate sup- debauchery, to the serious injury of their charged thu defendants with having illegally entered Note-Book, No. 6."—"The Matter of-Fact Man's 0»a c0nsiituEior_5, liie ruin and starvation of their a noise ouuMe the door. Mrs. Scorer took the c&ndlu blojd on tke dura mater had produced an indentation No. 3." " The Standard of Liberty" plies of Barley, and the eale is brisk. Rye meets «-en; to the door and asked who was there. Some circum- the house and workshop of tho plaintiff, on the 16th Note-Book, — "TVes in d fimiiifes, and the total neglect of those and , of the brain. I attribute her dtath to this (Poetry), by J. Leatherland, of Kettering,—with wi?h litue inquiry, and , except for the finest sam- 1!l one said, We sleep here." I said it was J«ni, inean- and 17th of April, and t;tki>n therefrom divers goods cril and religious dnties which ought to be mc?t " stance, produced by external violence. The wound Le£tere from the Patriot Edwards (Oakham Gaol;, ples, prices are the turn lower. In Beans there is Knc^y observed by all good members of society, isg another loJger iia;i:ul Jloody. She said it was tuch as might have been caused by the end of a and chattels belonging to him ; tho defendants suf- iioihin^ passing. Maple Peas meet with demand we ¦n-as -went to the door,andsaid Who s thtre ?" fered judgm ent to pass by ikfault ; the only question, Col. Thompson, Messrs. Sweet, of Nottingham, been happily reclaimed. not. 1 " ' gun stock. of Derby, &c. &o. &c. for feed. 1 n the sale of Malt no improvement oan The reply was, •' we sleep htrr." 1 said it is Jem— examination of the therefore, was to tbe assessment of damages. Briggs, be noted. *OSIL —An Cross-examined—I made a strict Copies of Nog. 1, 2, 3, 4, and b, may be bad oh We had a.very moderate supply of Oata inquest was held on Monday he is drunk . She then opened the door, and a volley brain, which occupied an hour. A portion of the Mr. Cresswell, in stating the case, observed that this morning, which were readily cleared off at last *»ii: ng, at York, on the bod y of a yourjg Treman , the plaintiff was a joiners' tool manufacturer at Shef- application. «^sas addressed the Jury for the defendants. General ConTeBtien, Political ¦*n " ondav, an IrvEhman named John me," and Members of the late at St. Mark1 ! ehurch, Liverpool, , was ' murder ma" The old woman asked me to go John Leach and Wm. Pickard were charged with He stated that Mr. Footit had become surety to Mr. Victimf , Officers of the Executive, Political Lec- On Thursday, j^n brought before the magistrates, at the yon will , robbed by tbe Rav. R. Blacow, Mr. J. Horton, of Kirk- 0lIse for Job Brunt and Charley Simpson ; I did s*. When having, on the 4th of February last, at Esholt Edley to two building societies, for which the latter turers, sad Presidents, Treasurer!, Secretaries, and ef k2<7. 4fn * cnarge of having obtained a piece Samuel Yeadon of two balf crowns, «ix shillings, a hammerton, to Miss Betsey Cormont, of the former °«3 from Mr.Wm. Squires T went to Mrs. Scorer's, she was very ilL I found the gave bim a cognovit on his goads in default of bis pay- Councillors, of Chartist Associations, &«., &o. £ , a butcher, in HunsJeJ- . purse, a penknife, and a pencil. ment Mr. Footit becoming liable, ho entered the place. *~=» in the name of, and with intent to defrand, a stock of the gun bad been broken off from the barrel. Just Published, in foolscap 8vo, neatly bound, 1 There was a quantity of blood on her clothes and on the Mr. Hill w*s for the prosecution ; Sir GREGORt plaintiff's premises under this cognovit, and sefzed and price Zi. ; or in nine Numbers, at 3d. e»eh, A VIN- C,«e "" 1" residing in Brewery Field. afterwards set DEATHS. prisoner^^ had lodged' floor. Le"win d efended the prisoners. Tbe prosecutor is » sold tho goods, but this instrument was DICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN, with TayOr.lor for gome time, 3rd of aside by a Judge at Chambers on tbe ground of On Sunday last, much respected, aced 37, Mr. ,inu£d*J he wen» to Sqmres's shop, The witness was cross-examined at some length, retd maker residing at Rawdon, and on the * with Strictures on Political and Moral Subjects. By info ? ^^ further than that the old February he went to Baildon on business. In tbe irregularity. This being the case, he would not J:matha:i Shaw, Butt b Court, Leeds. The deceased *' andlad ^d got some company, and but nothing was elkited Mary Wollstonecrof t. Third Edition. ie was i e a iher 7 was passionatej and that the children naed some- evening, in returning home, he called at Gill's public- justify tho trespass, but he would sliow them that tho way for several years connected with some of tho *i n i.:. i ^d a piece of meat; Squires inquired woman This able Work has long beeu out of print, and tease her. house, at Esholt, where he saw the prisoners, and goods were sold for about £57, and that Mr. Footit pn ucipal 1 in porters of wool iu that town. TitW " y*** * was.when the prisoner replied, Mrs. times to ... exceedingly difficult to procure, even at a hi h Price. Ou tlie 7tli inst.; at Hull, Mr. Edward Hall, boot- f Brew"y thi John Morris stated—I am a hawker, and reside at where he remained till between twelve anA one o'cUck bad acted in an honest, bona-jide manner throughout y reprinted , af ter a curetut^ revi - Wf l- bsField- ^Pon s, a piece of the transaction, with no desire to injura or oppress the It ia here beautiful l clotier, aged 65 ymrs. lie was a sou of the l&ta fr'lu 6 iT£ Sheffield. Oa the night i n question, I was at the bouse on the following morning. He bad not gone far before i , that has in no degree impaired tho integrity of »te'aft« !? ^tC0"' ^^ K n *° him » which it After some knocking, Leach overtook him, assaulted him, and took from plaintiff a ou Streeant Tbouias Hail, ol the Royal North Lincoln 3 Q ^fcr ed 2&ts. TajJor had nerer of the deceased, with mj wife. the Author's meaning, and ia offered at such a Price tawf!! ^ ' wrnt to the dooi, saying they him a bundle of yarn, a memorandum; book , and a Witnesses were tben called in support of the state- Militia, iu which he was a drummer for twenty m Set> The beef W5S t8>ken b the >I«. Sccrcr and Waidle as fhould ensure its extensive circulation, especially years. He haa left a widow S^rH ^ yjc:onav ? ' wob what Dlactgnarfia were annoying them in purse. Tbe prosecutor had only proceeded a short ments made by the Learued Counsel, when and-^unxeroua family «had it f»-ll Inn, iu Meadow-laiie,where would lied, and the Jury returned a by Fema les. to lament his loss. He was ibat way. Wardie Lad a piece of wood, and the distance, when the two prisoners overtook him, and Mr. CRESSWELL rep a strong advocate for tas. she got t# the robbed him of bis money and other articles, Leach verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, £100. John Cleats, Shoe Lane, and all Booksellers. the cause of popular freedo m. '"* He was committed for trial. deceased an old gun. Aa soon as THE NORTH ERN STAR. ¦* ¦ i ¦ • ¦ ,.. ¦¦¦ - ii I ¦ i . .- i ,. .. ¦ ,i , . h _. i . MM . _ -* ¦ - 6 ______'—-^~~" ¦" ¦" ' _ ._ _ *" *•" ' - - —. —- '_ . — _.. ., —L" - - - .— i - te ' about it; yon know I have always told y«u I would wife some years ago, and was left with •gQRgBHTRE Mr. Wor tlet and Mr. Ovekesd were for the pro- TUESDA Y, Mabch 18. were kept in » tame state. About fifty shots were . thre e chil SPRIN G ASSIZES. marry you." She said she hoped he would. Nothing dr en, whose respective ages were five, * secution -, the prisoners were defended by Mr. HeaTOK. fired in the immediate vicinity of the bouse, and the six, and elsht (Before Mr. Baron Rolfe.) much alarmed. The gamekeeper, with could be more natural than that a country girl fancying His age was forty-five. Abont two years since f a The deceased was an Irishman , and worked with the family were familiarity between the housekeeper wanted a CP.OWT? COURT, Satcsdat MANSLAUGHTER. watchers, muBtered, and immediately then* was too great perso n to t*fc« Cate el his child ren , and In , March 13. prisoner as & tin-plate worker in the Nag's Head Yard , a party of , and nothing could manage his household Wi lliam Walker , 21, was charged with the man- hastened to the spot. They found the poachers in a and her master, listened at tbe door affairs. He had a man-servant (Before Mr. Baron Sheffield. On the 26th August last , the workmen , be more natural than this communication when the a cousin of bis own who was out ef Rolfe.J amongst whom 'were the prisoner mad deceased , went slaughter of Sarah Jane ThisUeton , &k HulL meado w, and, on seeing them, they formed them- business and plaintiff found she was a second time likely to be ex- ¦*&o was, therefore , taken into his ' BJLP E AT EOLSFIEI H. into tlie Nag' Head public-house , -where a quarrel Mr . Baikes and Mr. Bain conducted the case for selves into a line, and cocked their guns, saying— Bervice and * posed to disgrace- Soon afterwards she went home, for was in hi« bouse at the time the Wvl Kenxtxtrfhy, 25, -was char ged arose. A fight wag proposed, and I>awaon and the the prosecution ; Mr. Raine appeared for the prisoner. " Blood for blood;" " We'll have a wing;" "We're plaintiff was with having, on the purpose, as &?ie supposed, of being married—no housekeeper. He bad also a maid-se rvant the SOtii of August last, committed a ra pe on Mary deceased west into a field at Hyde Park for that pur- The deceased was between eight and nine years of age , free rangers f and using other expressions. The nam ed with her death on the 21st of however, remained stationary; the poach- more notice was tafcen of it—ho wished to retreat— Ellen Kigg, and- for thirtee n days he Ana Mate. pose. Horton and Bark acted as seconds , and thirty and she met December watchers, £hild was born ; and at last an had last, on the Old Dock Bridge , in consequence of tbe ers shook the pheasants in their faces, and then went time rolled on, and a the listener at the door (but who had never listened Mr. Baixes an d Mr. Pashlei -were for the prose- rounds were fought One of the blows under the left action was brought agaln»f Mr. Berry for having utterly before or since), who had appeared cution ; the prisoner negligent driving by the prisoner of the Hornsea mail. away. The prisoner was identified as being before them in th e was undefended. ear knocked the deceased down, and he was then destroyed what remained of her character and prospects Vox. He requested his cousin to obtain The prosecntrix ia found so severely injured , that it was deemed neces- The prisoner was not the regular driver , but he drove amongst the party. him a suitable fifteen years of age, and her pa- in life, and now he had the hardihood to put the pleas person as housekeeper , and after enquiri es rents iv-;de at Holmfirth , in the parish of Kirkburton. sary to rem ov* him to the infirmary. His death took the mail from the Post Office after the letter bags had Guilty—To be kept to hard labour ono year. in tbe neieh which they bad heard on the record. He defied him to bourhoed , the plaintiff , Hannah e Xhf i'rijL>ner is a married man , an d was liTing at no place about t welve o'clock the same night o been delirered , to the stables , where the mail was W lls, was engaged , and ar se ANOTHER POACHING AFFRAY NEAS BEVERLEY. prove them ; he might have ransac ked the country, and After remaining some time , he learn t gre_i d_Unee from Mate 's bonse. On the 30th of fr om a r upt ure of t o e s t r , usually placed. The bridge communicates between the that the plaintiff he blo d vess l in he b ain got young men to detail their own sh£me , but he would was a woman of bad chara cter, August '.he gir l -was at prisoner 's house , "wh ilst the caused by extreme violence. High-street and Sculcoales , and on the day in question , (24) was charged with having, on the and he ther efor e sent Wm. Bean not one of them would aJand th e test of his ceusin over to Huddenfield to prit- Ti T, bis wife, and thr ee children were there. In Mr . Heaton argu ed about fiv e o'clock in the aftern oon, the brid ge was of December along with seven answer for it, make the necessar y that it conld not be considered night of the 2nd , dared his Learnt d Friend U enquiries. Xhe result was tfiat the evening she again -went to the house whilst the manslaugh ter , lifted up in order to allow some vessels to pass by. with guns at Bishop Burton, in cross-examination. He he told her she could inasmuch as th e par ties volunta rily others, being armed , what infomy wonld longer entrusted with his pri< ^aer iras alone , and then the offence was com- agreed to fight. While this was going on , a number of peopl e assembled unlawfully entered certain enclosed produce them , and if he did not , be no. .children , and he cav the East Riding, slander ed, in public , the her a month' s notice to quit The mitted. The Learned Jud ge said if two men fought in cold that they might pass over when the brid ge was let of Mr. Thomas Almack attach to the man who thus notice was ohr lands, in the occupation , for whom be bad betrayed into his hands , on the 10th of May, and en the T-v- Jury found the prisoner Guilty. blood, and one killed the other , the offence was not down. A gig came up on the town , or High-street side ing game. young woman lith ef J une W the purpose of destroy , he trusted they would time having expired , she left Tbe To be tr ansported beyond the seaa for the term of merely manslaug , but mur der ; but in this case he of the bridge , and a rally took its stand behind it, the Hon. J. S. Wortley con- and seduced in his house. If so defendant paid her hter Mr. Baikes and of this wealthy the wages which had been agreed upon , and his natural life. believed the fight arose in a state of heat and excitement according to the regulations. The prisoner was shortly f or know how to measure out of the purse he expect*/! ducted the prosecution ; Mr. Cottingham was the only poor eompensatioif which law be bad done with her. After a lapse of The Jur y found the prisoner guilty, Ju pge af terwards observed driving the Hornse a mail up to the ¦ _ defendant, fifteen montha RAPE 5EAB BRADFORD . and the the defence. „ , Offered for the outrage which the plaintiff had received however, he received a letter from an said, place at a very improper pace ; be was reeling on tbe the 3rd of December, attor ney > and ' •-.?. n Cidpon 20 as they had been al ready ia pris on several The facts were these:—On immediately afterwards the action was r J , , was charged with having, on the months, he thought the punishment they had already box, and it was the opiaion of tbe bystanders that he Esq., of Bishop at bis ban ds. brou ght £h lTUi .December last , at Manningham , the preserves of Richard Watt, was then adduced :— Learned Counsel then commented on tie near -Bradford , received Court , there- was in a state of intoxication. The pr isoner instead of The following evidence evidence ad ean ;._iiK«d _ ra pe on Eiiz3betti BelL—Xot sufficient The sentence of the Burton , near Beverley, were entered by a party of Guilty. fore , was, that they should pay a fine to the Queen of taking his stand immediately behind the rully, as Mr. John Wells—I reside at Sheepri dge, and have duced for the plaint iff, urging that it was meagre and poachers at two in the morning, and they were and could not be placed MISDEMEASOB. i s., and then be dischar ged. he ought to have done , drove as near to the bridge a family of six children. Two of my daughters are unsatisfactory, in contr ast with heard to fire guns in a plantation called the Little them is married. Hannah the positive and decided testim ony J-i jf tiHarper was charged with a as he coul d. When the bridge was let down , and as older than Hannah—one of which he should misdemeanor , in Gallops- Information was given to Mr. Watts's business attempting, on the 25th MANSLAUGHTER KEAR HULL. the second horse in the rully was entering on the is turned thirty. A good many years ago my adduce. He remarked on the fact tha t the childre n of Feb., at Asie , sear Rich- game-keeper, and, with some assistants, he went in ' mond, to commit bridge , the prisoner drove the mail on, and attempted failed. She was at that time sent to learn the business went to play with the plaintiff s son, asking the J ur ? j» an unnatural crime. Xot Guilty. pursuit of them. At about four o'clock, hearing was seduce d Hiry HoJon' , who had pleaded Alexander Wright, 55, and John Wright , 21, were to pass the rully. The width of the bri dge would not of a dressmaker at Brighouse ; she there , it were prob able children of such tend er years should guilty to concealin g footsteps oh tke road between the Little Gallops am yery well known in the neigh- k now they were playing with the little th e birth of her illegitimate 1 indicted for killing and slaying Wm. Crowdie , at the allow this , and in consequence the splint er bar of the and had a son. It was bastar d of their child at Knares bro , was Great Gallops plantations, he secreted hioisolf and was hers. Mr. Berry lives about ' the-j brought up. parish of Mapleton , in the Ea st Riding. coach came against the last horse in the rully, and eig bourhood th at the boy father s housekeeper ; and yet th er e was the stron gest his force. Shortl y afterward , seven or ht men a mile fr om my house ; he is a widower , with four chi l- evidence to show that the defendant had iLt: J vdge informed her th at she might Mr. Arch bold and Mr. Raises conduc ted the pro- the wheels of the mail got locked in those of the turnip field leading to knowledge of , if she liked , passed him , and went into a dren. He came to-my house about two years ago, and the existence of tbe plaintiff' s first child. withdraw her plea, as, in his opinion , what she had secution ; the prisoners were undefended. rully. Much confusion and al arm was created , and , the Little Gallops. He and his assistants rushed The plaintiff _ inquired if my dau ghter would go and keep him his was represented to bim as a person of good don e -* s no offence at all. The prisoners are travelling sweeps. In from the prison er persevering in driving the coach out and pursued them, on which the prisoner, who cha rac ter - December forward , the rully was driven with house. I replied , I did not know whether she was dis- and religious habits—it was stated to him tha t T. .i prison er then pleaded Not Guil ty, and the Jury, last , they hai two boys with them, one named Fearn- great violence on was one of the party, placed a fcun to his shoulder, she the footpath. The wheel of the rully passed over posed to go out or not ; when she came home we would was well known by the Methodi st preach ers, who o Tma.r :he direc ti on of his lord ship, acquitted the ley, and the other the debased , who was.eleven years the and at about twenty paces distance, fired at the t ok body of the deceased , but the prison er consult her. It was arranged she should call upon an inter est in her welfare s-he engaged her on the prisoner . of age. His parents were not known, an d the drove en, keeper. Fortunately he did not hit him, as at that faith pri- seemin gly quite unconcerned. him at his warehouse at Huddersfield , to tell him whe- cf that character, and when he learnt her previ ous J.l: Aldersot was charge th ss i soners met with him and engaged him at Hull Bridg a moment the keeper stumbled over a turnip and fell. d wi a ault ng Harrie t Policeman James Dawson was ther she could go or not. Previo us to her doing so, history he immediately discharged ber. Nothin g conld Cafe , in York Castle, with intent The case against the prison ers was almost entirely on duty on the The keeper got up, placed a double barrelled gun to to commit a rape. The sup- br idge at the time of tke accident; he followed however , he called agai n at the houso. He said he be more honest and straightforward tha n the conduct aojaitted the prisoner. ported by the evidence of the boy Fearn/ey, the his shoulder, levelled it low, and fired the whole Jar ? who stated prisoner , and found him in the had come on purpose to tell her he wished Hannah to of ftlr. Berry. Tbe Learned Council concluded by ob- that , on several days , the younger prisoner beat . stables in Great Union- charge of the gun into the prisoner's le«. The pri- MISDEMEAUOK - the un- itree t , Dry-pool , in a state of intoxication. The poor go as soon as possible , for his cousin , who had pre- serving that if they did not believe the promis e of mar - fortunate deceased with a stick over the bead and soner called Ollt to his comrades for assistance, and , had left. I said I did not think riage bad been ever made, or if they £' 'f Brook was char ged riiilii ijied about seven o'clock the same evening. A viously kept his house believed tha t at with a misdemeanor in different pa>-ts of the body. On the d&y of Ms death as they appeared determined the watchers ran away. , as she had not been out before , and the time of the mak ing of such promise havi-n: assaulted Charlotte Alien , an idiot. post nwrtem examination of the body was afterwards near the she would suit him the defenda nt he was sent up a chimney at Hornse a Burton , and ther e The same morning the prisoner was found there were also difficulties where there wer e children ; was not acquainted with the previous history Mr. B.aNES aad Mr. Ovebe ^b were for tbe.prose- made. Several bruises were found on the exterior of He was taken of the he became Hsi. On being taken down he soon after- field , severely wounded in the leg. he replied he bad made inquiries as to her character , plaintiff , they would find a verdict for the defend ant CUlivn. Mr. "WlLKlss defended the priso ner. wards the body, and the liver was discovered to be rup tured. and there searched, when a complete expired. A surgeon , Mr. Kirk , of Hedon , was to Beverley, and he believed she would suit him well. Hannah Mr . John Trumble deposed— I am a Tl-z pr secutrii is eleven years of age. There were sent for The rupture of the Jiver corresponded with a bruise snooting apparatus was found on his person. master pain ter , and on coming he found the deceased in a was present, and I told her to be sure and behav e at Huddersfleld. In 1830, e sever.il i ircumstances tendin g to fix the guilt upon very emaciated conditi on. running along the course of the seventh rib. Some of Mr. CoTtiNGHAM , in defence, argued that in order I kn w Han nah Wells There were no appearances the bones of the child were br oken well to the children and the servant, that there might when I was ) ainting Mr , Allen's churc the pri- . oer. The girl was placed in the witness- of external violence , with the exception of , which was to be to convict the prisoner, it must be proved that he h. Abont five - • some small accounted for from the fact of be no disagree ment in the house. She asked ten guineas years afterwards , I was engaged in box . '- ..'nded by tha matron and nurse of the Wate - scars on the shoulder , and other parts of his the bones of children was seen in Gallop'rf Close, the place mentioned in paintin g Mr. '•_ - body. On being much more p liant and elastic tha n those of wages, which Mr. Berry said he would ' give her. Whittaker's church. During the time of fiek! . r.lc asylum, but was unable to give any evi- examining the lungs they were found in a hi the indictment, about which there was not a tittle tbe painting 1 ghly in- adults—they readily yielding to pr essure Whilst in Mr. Berry 's service, Mr. Berry 's childr en . 's church , I had not connection denc '-.- flamed state , and it was the opinion of the without of proof. of Mr AJlen with the ' surg eon that being broken. Guilty—To be imprison ed came over to my house , and played with Hannah' s I'r. V. ilkiss addressed the Jury in an eloquent and the boy had died from ir.flammation. There two months , Mr. Armstrong held the objection valid, and un- plaintiff j- 1 was adhe- the last week to be solitary. little boy—there was no disguise made about it I Had you afterward s ? pot» ~t? inaaner Rafter which sion in the right lung, which indicated der his direction the prisoner was Acquitted. The a former attac k had no reason to believe there was any subsequent mis- Witnes s—I decline answering that Ti.= L-.ijaed Jud ge summed up, and the Jury re- of infiimmation. Exposure t© STABBIN G. verdict was received with applause by some poachers question. the cold might have conduct on the part of my dau ghter whilst she was in Cross-examined—I hav e been married tirfc-':. After a consultation of three quarters of an produced the inflammation he witnes sed who were in Court. twelve years , and there were Pete r Reaney, 16 , was charged with having on the my house. Hannah returned six or seven months after the 1st of last September , and during tha t hour :br v found the prisoner Guilty. To be imprisoned no mnrV » of bl ows to account for it 10th of September last, t.irae I have tWO T-i-i at Shefiield, stabbed Wil.iam she had been with Mr. Berry ; she was then in the never spok en to tbe plaintiff. The Learned Jud ge, in summing up, intimated that "White. Tir Gran d Jury came into Court with family way. The Jud ge—You bad better go down , Mr. Trumb le. several bills , there was no case against Alexander Wri ght , and that ' The Hon. J. S. Wobtlet and Mr. Read were for NISI PR1U S.—Satur day , March 13. will not wear Hannah is not wh> . -.h.-:r duties being finished , Cross-examined ^—I s Mr. John Marshall—I have known Han nah Well» ' his Lordshi p dis- with respect to John there was not sufficient evidence the prosecution. The prisoner was undefended. thirty-five years of age. I was a weaver till She Waa cha:-..- 1 them with the thanks of the ten years last Apr il. country for their to prove that the blows and ill-treatment wer e the irn- j The prosecutor is a youth apparentl y about the sam e ¦WILSOM AND OTHERS V. APPLET ARD AND ANO. twenty-two or twenty-three ; I then commenced busi- afcten . _ -2'-e. Have you had sexual communication with her ? mediate cause of death - The Jury might , howe ver , • age as th e prisoner. He wsis going from his br eakfast Messrs. CRESSWELL and CLEASBV appeared for the ness as a manufacturer , which I continued upwards of No. ASSAULT. find him guilty of an assault. I on the morning in question with a younger bro ther , twenty years. I failed in it, and compounded with my : plaintiffs ; Messrs. Alexander and Hoggins for the On putti ng anoth er question , he said he did act B" ; "r fn Wri ght WiS charged with an assault on The Jury accordin gly acquitted Alexander Wri ht ¦« hen they met the prisoner who had a basket on his think g , j defendants. credi tors , there being about Is. 6'd. in the pound. Some it was a proper one—it might cause disturbance Sara: Dk -srson , with intent to commit a rape. and found John Wright Guilty. j arm and who said he was going to gather blackberries. at , The action was bro ught to recover £76 89. for of my daughters were emp loyed ia preparing work for home. He then answered it in the negative ¦which 15r P m^es was for the prosecution , and Mr. Bliss His Lordship then observed on the prisoner ' in con- , s brutal ' A quarrel afterwards took place between them , fancy woollen cloths. Thu plaintiffs are the assignees the weavers. About nine years ago, I sent Hannah to excited great astonishment in Court , after the speech for tie defence. and heartless conduct to the poor of unoffending boy, and j sequence of prosecutor suspecting that the prisoner of Messrs. Dobson , (now batikrupts ,) who carried on Brighouse, to Mrs. Thornton , a stay and dressmaker ; the Learned Counsel. I have been alone with Tie fissscutrii is about eighteen years of age, sentenced him to twelve months her who ' imprisonme nt i wanted to lead him from his work , when the prisoner business at Halif ax ; the defendants are merchants at she was at Brighouse about six mouths before she left three iimes. ; I never took liberties with her person. liv&> w:ih her fath er at Tead on, about eight miles from I stabbed him in the hand and in the knee with a Huddersfltld. The goods were obtai ned by Mr. Joshua Mrs . Thornton ; she was then pregnan t. I do not re- know John Smith ; 1 never mentioned to him what Leed_ The prisoner is a «tonemason , and a married I MANSLAUGHTER AT SHEFFI ELD. penkni fe. Appleyard , and tbe qutstion in the case was whether member ten or twelve years ago , a master painter , had done with her. man , and resided at H orsforth. On Ssturdsy, the loth Tbe J ury found the prisoner guilty of an assault they were purchased on his credit or \vete bought by named John Trumble , of Hudderafleld , lodging at my Mr. Cresswell objectod to this cours e of cross- of Au^-jst, between seven and eight o'clock in the George Reaney, 35, was indicted for the manslaug h- To be imprisoned two months. the firm of Appleyard and Son , who had an account house , but he occasionally came there. I remember examinat ion by the Learned Counsel' s own witness morning , the prosecntrix left her father ' ter of Georg e Belt , at Sheffield , s house to go to BUBGLABY. against Messrs. Dobson . The J ury returned a verdict Mr. Wbitaker 's church bring painted ; Trumble worked and tbe Jud ge held the objection valid. Carina , a viliag * about a mile off, for some milk. After Mr. Wohtlet and Mr. Overe.vd were for the for the plaintiff—Damages £76 8s. there. I knew Marshall &nd Abr aham Hopkinson at M,ts, NetherwooU—I know Hannah Wells. About she had been at Carlton , and was returning through prosecution ; Sir Lewin defended the prisoner. James SiclioUon, 30, was charged with having, on weekly G- The tniat time. About two years ago, I was makin g seven years ago , I attended her , when she was de- Stack FirM , along a bridle road , having a hedge on one prisoner resided in Thomas-street , tte i3d of September last , broken into the dwelling- TEMPLE V. CLEGG. and en the mor ning from £20 to £30 worth of goods , which I sold at Hud- livered of a male child. I have known the plain - side arid bushes on the other , the saw the prisoner Of Sunday, the 24th of J&nuar j last , about ten o'clock , house of Jolin s waiae, at the parish of Kirby Maizv ard , der sfleld market I believe my daughter did not go tiff since she was a child , but I have not resided eoneib *} upon the ground. "W hen she had got a short a great noiso was beard bj the neighbours to proceed and Stolen therefrom a quantity of woollen cloth and An undef ended action fro m the nei ghbourhood oi near before the Justices, to affiliate the child of Mr . Berry ; to her. i distance past him , he followed her , and -irit h some from the prisoner 's hoosa No notice was then taken money. Dewsbury. Verd ict for the plaintiff—damages r her first child was affiliated on a man named Adamson , Mr. Hop o '—I knew Hannah Wells. I do TioJ?nc p , committed the crime imputed to him. Wit- of it, but some time afterwards a policeman Mr. Baines and Mr. Wilkins were for the prose- £90 (5s. 0d. kins n not , in passing v who resides near to Brighouse. remember placing a ladder against ber bed-loom nesses were called to prove an alibi. Guilty—To be the prisoner 's door , found the deceased laid in the curion ; Sir G. Lewi. defended the prisoner. plaint iff. I re- ~ THORNTON r. I'ARROTT AND OTHERS. Rebecca Wells—1 am sister of the window,. I' never was in her bed-room. (Great asto- tmpri~ :>nr d one year. street quite dead. On inquiry, it was ascertain ed that The prisoner was found Guilty of stealing, but not member Mr. Berry coming to uiy father 's house to en- of the burglary. nishment.) I know the defendant I was at his house ' about one o'clock that morning the prisoner had gone Mr. Dundas and Mr. Blanshard appeared for the ga ge my sister as Ulksekeeper. After she went there , some time ago. On being asked if be had had any HA^ STRATUS' ROOM. —SATraDAT Mabch 13, home in liquo r- going into the house, he Sentence deferred con- On heard a plaintiff ; tbe action was not defended. It was brought I was in the habit of going to see her. The defendant nection , he declined answering the question. ' Before R. Armstrong, Esq., Q. C.J noise, one of the voices being that of his wife and that STABBING. damages for an assault. ' to recover alway s treated her with much kindness ; she got her Mr . Moxon declined being sworn. His Lordship said of a man—the former saying, " Give over—my husband James Xichofson, 39 , who was convicted in the last Mr. Dundas stated the case. The plaintiff , , meal s with him and the family. I remem ber on one Unry Johnson , 57, pleaded guilty to having, on the he eald he must be sworn. He then deposed—I attended the 16th of November, " stolen three heifers, belonging to will be coming. " The pri soner burst into the room , case , Joh n Addiman, 25 , and Joseph Hundiej /, 23, wer e resides at Bradfor d and is a grocur ; the defendants occasion he asked me if we could spare my sister from which was quite dark , seized the man , whom he did charged with having, ou tbe 30th of September last , at plaintiff about January, 1837, and late in 1839. Ou Gtorze Crawshaw. To be imprisoned and kept to were Mr. Parrott . an engraver at Bradford , and Messrs. Sheepridge. I said I thought we could. He replied aint at the former period not then know , by the throat , Leeds , feloniously stabbed , cut , and wounded James 1 being asked her compl , the hard iahc-or , ia TTakeSeld House of Correction , for one and a desperate strugg le Sharp and Cowling, who reside at Bowl ing. It ap- very well , when sl.e came here , she came home , for I , ensued , in which Belk died. The prisoner afterwards Child , with intent to prevent the lawful apprehensio n witness hesitated a long time and at last said he year. peared that on the night of the 14th July, the parties shall marry her. My sister was then present. On attended her for a venereal affliction. The ¦ gave himself into custody, and said he was very sorry, of >T:cholson. where they had Learned Jo- Hook, 23, was chargad with baring , on the 31st , were returning from Wibsey, been another occasion my sister and me were talking about Counsel then asked who paid him his charge. for h" only intended to give the man a good thrashing. Mr. BajnES ind Mr. Wilkins appeared for the witnessing a pigeon match. The plaintiff was on horse- and Mr. Berry said in joke we The ef A^jrast last , stolen two heifers , the property of the wedding dresses , witness hesitated a long time ; he then said he would On the surgeon being called, be said he was at prosecution ; Sir Ghegory Lew in defended the back, and when he came up to tbe defendants , near should have white satin. He added he would have ChaT ]« Hon ?hton. Sir GbegojRT Iewjx -iras lor the j rather decline answering the question. It is of grta t opinion that Belt's death had been caused by external prisoners. Wibsey toll-bar , th ey would not allow him to pass prisonrr . The prisoner was employed to drive the.; marr ied her the first week she came , but for the talk of importance to other parties. I trust you will extuae heifers from Rotherham Fair to the Red House , near j violence , but he would not say that it might not have The prosecutor is on inspector of police , at Leeds. along the road. At length Sharp, one of the pa rty , in tbe neighbours. I have also heard him say he would On his way he at the New been caused by deceaseds ' own efforts to rescue himself On Wednesday, the 30th of September , in constquence , me. Done^s:cr. thither stopped ! a mischievous joke tired a gun over his head. He marry her. I remember my sister leaving ; he said it Mr. Alexander— I had much rather have been from the prisoner in the scuffle ; he also stated the of information of a burg lary having been committed at returned to the toll-bar , where he left his horse , would be more respectable for my sister to come home Inn , B^rnibrough , and there he offered the heifers for i and excused being counsel in this case; but you know the sale u- Mr. H opkinson , for £$, which he agreed to j deceased laboured under a disease of the heart , previous Pately Bridge , and tke prisoner Nicholson having came back with tbe intention , no doubt , of taking the a few weeks before he was married than to be mar- to this time. been suspected , Inspector Child and Policeman Stubbs country , requires justice. give- Eat suspicion being excited, he was tak en into ] man who fired the gun. He came up to Sharp ; they ried from his place. He also told me he intended to S;T G. Lewis , in addressing the Jury, urged that went to a beer-house , kept by David Butters , in Marsh- Witness—When parties are respectably settled , it ia cust ody : and when before Sir F. "Wood , the magis- 1 both struggled , and fell to the ground ; and whilst on paper two rooms. Mr. Berry used to ask how Hannah' s exceedingly delicate to refer to ihese matters. bate, made a confession. Guilty . To be imprisoned the Jury, on this evidence , could not satisfactorily come lane , where they had reason to believe they should the ground Thornton was kicked by Cowling. Some child waa. when I weut there. \ Mr. AtEXAKDER—I fully enter into your feelings, and k ept to hard labo ur , in Wakedcld House of Correc- to the conclusion that his death had been caused by tind tbe prisoner. They did find him there , and Child persons were soon collected , and on Shar p and Tiloru- Cross-examined—After she had been about six j saitl to him Jem , ITe been wanting thee for a few •• but 1 must press the question—who paid you your , fur one year. the prisoner ; and under the circumstances , he hupeti " ton gettin g up. the latter said to the defendants— 1 months with Mr. Berry , she received warning to tien | they would giTe a merciful consideration to the daja. " " Nicholson said " whit for ? 1' Chiln replied charge ? , 3$, was charged with havin g, on the ca ^. know you , and I'l l have you up for this ," on which leave. My first visit was about a mon th after my J&hr. Txrnh.Ul j Jud ge and he was to go with him. Nicholson 3rd if vc.obei, at Barn oidswlck, burglariousl y broken-) The Learned said there was certainl y a Uoubt tbr a felony, Parrott , who tlu n had the gun in his hand , gave him sisttr went into Mr. Berry 's service. My next visit W itness—I had rather pay the fine of the subpeena , tolil him to wait a little , but Child replied he could (£lOt) than answer the question. and er. :*=red the warehouse tf James Green , and stolen on the surgeon 's evidence and , without summing up, a violent blow across tlio ribs with the muzzle end of was a week or a fortnight afterwards ; three weeks tbertfr /m nine cotton warps , one cotton piece, and left the case in the han ds of the Jury, who almost nut wait , and proceeded to handcuff him. He strug- tbe eun , frum the t fleets of which he was insensible. after wards I repeated it , and went a fourth time. The A long discu ssion arose on this point , durin g which y, , Mr. Hopkinson was re-called elerei: i.. _selin-de-lai_e pieces , his property. immediately returned a verdict of Not Guilty. gled violentl kicked Child and called for assistance. Witnesses having proved the assault the Jury defendant hus a mun servant of,the same name as him- , and, on being asked Addiman struck Child several times with a poker , Mr. Matthews stated the ease for the prosecution. , returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages self. After my sister had been at home about a fort- the question , he answered positively in the negative. which hud betn put into the five by Nicholson , £20. The rrU ^ner wfcs indicted for haTing broken into and JIAN SLAUGHTEB AT HEBDES BRIDGE. over night , she went to Manche ster , where she remained a The Jud ge—If that be true , why did you not answer ^he warehouse of the prosecutor , "who is a the head and ri gLt arm. His arm was broken SINGULAR CA SE OF BKEACH OF PROMISE month. [A letter was handed to witne ss, which she befor e ? eotere-1 Patrick Boyle, 20, was charged with the man- j manir i.turer at Park Close, Bamoldswick , on the 23rd and his head severely injured , and whilst Child had O F MARRIAGE. swore she believed waa not in her sister 's writing ] It Mr. Hopkinson—I do not understand your Lord- slaugh ter of John Conolly. | .-her. Ii consequence of information received by hold of the poker with hia left hand , Handley cut it was the first time I went to the house that the de- ship. of Oft - Mr. Baines and Mr. Wilkt>s were for the prostcu- WELLS V. UERRY. he went to hia warehouse on the morn- j between his finger and thumb , to make him let go bis fendant talked about marrying my sister. Tbe Jud ge—You don 't the pr- 5-ccutor , tion ; the prisoner was defended by Sir G. Lewis. I ing of the 2-tth, and found the window had b^en broken hold. Stabbs also received several blows , and all the Mr . Creswell and Mr. Baines appeared for the By the Jud ge—The lost time I visited my sister (The witness then withdrew. ) The parties were Irishmen , and were employed , with \ three men escaped out of the house. plaintiff ; Mr. Alexander and Mr. Wilkins for the at Mr. Berry 's was about ten days before she left Mr. Moxon was again re-called , and pressed on the open .- ana an entrante had been effected. On further a number of others on the Leeds and Manckester ¦ examination it was found that the goods mentioned in , The Jury returned a venVict of G uilty against all defendant. * Mrs. FaBny Sanderson—I am the wife of u fancy point at last he was relieved by the Judge deciding , at Hebden Bridge . On Sunday , the 19th , Riilway, tbe prisoners. They were each sentenced to be trans- Mr. B. ainks opened the pleadings. The declaration weaver. I lived with Mr. Berry when Miss Wel!s was that he need not answer it. • In cross-examina tion he the ir i:ctmen t had been stolen. Some suspicion arose 7uly, a party of them (amongst whom were the Mr . Joseph Barrett , constable ported for fifteen years. stated that the defendant promised to marry the plain- with him as housekeeper. Mr. Beiry waa very civil to also dtclined to answer whether he had ever two wives in con- qaenee of which prisoner and Conolly) were at the Ball public-house , O/3»- , to the house of tiff, and afterwards broke his promise The defendant Miss Wells, took bis meals with her , and went to at one tima of . went, on the 30th of October where they drank a good deal of ale, A quarrel took HIGHWAY BOBBEBV A T SHELF. the p:is-j2er ; and there , beneath the flags in the floor , plc-aded first that he did not promise , and secondl y, church with her. His civility was so great as to lead Godfrey Berry —I am cousin to the defendant. I place , and the deceased having become- obnoxious to on the they f sund tie identical pieces which were missing. George Haigh , 19 , was charged with having, that at the time of makin g the promise , he did bo on me to tak e notice of it. On a Sunday they appeared remember the tim« when the defendant -wanted a house- ths others , he was knocked down , and th ere was a feloniously Gu.:lty. To be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 21st January , at the parish of Shelf , the faith and supposition that the plaintiff was a chaste very kind, and in the evening, I listened and heard keeper ; he has fourchildren , their respective ages being general cry of " Kill him , kill him !" The prisoner and stolen from him a One j ear. assaulted Abraham Pearson , and ."nodest woman ; but that afterwards he discovere d Miss Wells tell him she believed she was in the family now four , nine , twelve , and fourteen. By my master 's got upon a table , and fell upon Conolly with his knees. purse containing £il 4s.. she had had a child , and also that she had had inter- way. He said " You have no occasion to mind directions I inquired for a suitable servant. In the HIGHWlI EOBBEHT. poised" him two or three times , you He then got up and " The prisoner appeared at the bar hi ghly respectably course "with divers and many persons , whereupon he can niako this your home as I shall marry you. course of my inquiries , amongst other per sons the Jo ^tji i Pilling and Joseph Sha rps were charged with , and once in the side. Conolly walked ; , '" She over the chest dress d. refused to perform his promise. The plaintiff , in her Baid " Well you have always said you would daughters of Mr. Wells were mentioned to me—Mary having , on the 7th March , feloniously assaulted James , a distance of one hundred yards , and expired in , and I home Mr. Wortle y and Mr. Picreris g conducted the replication , denied these statements , and stated that hope you will ;" was fixed upon first ; after wards Hannah came and said Wooa. r.-n th« road from Bra dford to Halifax , anil five minutes. and he replied " I will truly. " On pro&ecution ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. he broke his promise without the cause in the pleas another evening when they were kind I beard him say she had come to see about the place—her sister did not robbr i iain of 7s. 6 d. In defence , the prisoner called two of his •ompanions , Wilkins. The prosecutor has the management of the alleged. " That girl peers like the devil ,'' and so I gave him like, and she thought she could manage very welL I For iLe defence , a woman named Mary Larkin was who swore that he was not the man who attacked ' weighing machine at Messrs. Hardy s iron works, on Mr. Creswell stated the case to the jury. The notice to leave. (Laugh ter. ) told the defendant I thought Hannah Wells was a reli- calle-i."who swore that Puling was at her house aftei Conolly, and that Conolly was not attacked at all the Law Moor between Bradford and Halifax , and he , plaintiff in the action , Hannah Wells , sought to reco- CrosB-feX:iinined—I have never listened gious character. He said she was very likely to suit the r--"ol-ery was committed. whilst they were in the house . -weighed at the machin e. at any door an received ready money for coals ver compensation in damages for the breach of either before or since. I am 21 years of age. him if that was the case. .At that time a widow was Af;^r consulting together about half hour , the The Jury found the prisoner Guilty. It was his custom to Vake tbe money which he received a pro- mise of marriage whfch she alleged the defendant had Mr. Alexander then addressed the Jury for the his housekeeper , but she was about to leave him as Jury returned a verdict of >~ot Guilty. The Learned Judge said his offence was aggr avated to the house of Mr. Woodcock , the overlooker. On made to her ; and if, under ordinary circumstances , it defendant. He thought such coses had better have soon as he could get suited with another. Hannah §HAP£L ALLEP.TOX. by the defence he had set up, and sentenced him to the night mentioned in the indictment , the prosecutor STABBI NG AT was a great offence against society, and against the been investi gated before a private tribunal than with Wells canie into the service at the latter end of Jan . Twelve months ' imprisonment. remained on the premises till eleven o'clock , and then Jc - j -'i Motley, 30, pleaded euilty to sobbing anr female sex , if a person mrde a promise of marriage and the publicity which always attend s such enquiries. But She attended to the househol d matters. I remember The Court rose at half-p ast seven. proceeded to Mr. Woo-Icock's, who resided about a cutunz J ijihua Naylor , at Chapel AHerton , in t he then broke it , the defendant in this instance very much the law of England directed tha t these disgusting an other servant named Fanny coming ; she entered ;into of He s- to be quarter of a mile from the place. At thi s time he had his- Bore i^a Leeds. was at- Deed imprisoned Monda y aggrav ate d the offence by the pleas he tories should detailed before a Jury, service, I believe , about the middle of Ma rch . I reeol- ; M AGISTRATE S' ROOM , , Makch 15 ¦with him £13 10s. in go\d , and £27 10s. in Bilver. On had put on the b<* and coustq uently , and iept xo hard labour six calendar months. re cord ; and when he detailed the circums tances those engaged in them were often lect a sister of Hannah Wells coming to see her at the*^ his road he was attacked by three men ; one of them to obliged to do vio- -^ HO RSE STEALING. ( Before R. Armstrong , Esq., Q. C.J them , he thought they would be of opinion tha t lence to their own feelings in commenting farm bouse. , I was only there once when she was there ; , whilst the others rifled his pockets. his on details laid hold of him conduct from first to last had been as cold-hearted and which were certainly not calculated that was , I think , in April. I remember the defendant Ch r i>i-jpheT HaU, 27, was charged with having, oi HOU SEBR.EAKI.NG. to improve the The prosecutor positively swore that the prisoner was cruel as that of any person 's could be. Hannah morality of many persons who listened scolding her in April. the i :-:h February, stolen a bUck mare , the propert; him ; and Wells, to them. the man who seized in corroboration it was the plaintiff , was a young woman turned thirty But it was a duty imposed upon [Mr. Cress well objected to the conversat ion. Ob- of iJ r. J jseph Groves , of Aberford. Jf a 'thnc Terry and Joseph FieXdhough were charged Ehown that he was seen near tha premises in com- years him to state them , and ¦with of age, who at present resides with her father, to the Gentlemen of the Jury to listen to them. He jection held valid.] Guil:v.—To be kept to haru labour one year. having, on the 6th of Ma.Tth , broken »n3 enteml , who is pany with two others a short time before the robbery. a cloth manufacturer at Sheepridge , entirely agreed with the observation with which The plaintiff afterwards left—it was in J une. Mr. NG. tte dwelling-house of Richard Oddy , at Tong, in the a mile from Hud- his HOtSE BSEAK.I. Mr. Wilkins addre ssed the Jury in an eloquent dersfield. A few years age her father carried on Learned Friend prefaced his address , Berry took the keys of the cupboards into his possession parish c-f BirsUlL stating that be should cal l two witnesses , that the eonduct Wi : \am Hdbsov, 23, was charged with havicg. or speech , who business extensively, but ten or fifteen years ago of the defendant as characterised by the in May, I believe. When the plaintiff got notice to : Mr. ASHMOBE was for the prosecution : the pri- woulil prove that the old prosecutor , when the prisoner his evidence th e i" :b S.-ptember , stol en £Hb in Bank or Zaglanc : soners -were defended by Sir G. Lew in. business was not successful , and havin gaeveral children , of the plaintiff' s father and sister quit she asked me if I thaught he was going to be was taken into custody, said that he believed be bad (about the notes , and seven sovereigns , from the dwelling-house o: The cise depended entirely upon circumstantial evi- it became necessary that Hannah might t t d i truth of which ho would presently enquire; was married. I said I thought he was. She said she " j got the wrong man , and that it was on his testimony be ins ruc e n con- be tke x-~.z George Botham, of Einswell , in the parish o: dence. It appeared , from the evidence, that tbe prose- some art by which she might obtain a living for her- duct for which he ought to be would stop in the place ^f did get married. I said I alone , the case for the prosecution rested. He shoul d punished. A man who Dnffitl-i. cutor , who is a clothier at Tong, fastened np his self. She was therefore sent to Brighouse , either by seduction or any similar crime if she stopped take Ellen's I call witnesses to rti!>w that at the time alleged the a place in deprives a she would have to Guilty—To be imprison&d and ke>t to hard labour fo: ; noose on Saturday night about twelve o'clock. About the neighbourhood , to learn the business of a dress - woman of the character of which place : Ellen was the housemaid. I told her what prisoner was at his own hvme, and that he nuver left she may bo proud , tw o y-rars. , three o'clock in the morning he was awoke by a noise , maker , e e e a o g an and which , unless she had it wer e Ha nnah leaving it on that night and th r was s duced by y un m , who , no man would marry Ellen Rigg's duties. I recollect HORS E STEALI> 'G. ; and on getting up he saw a man. The man ran away , deserted her , and she became the mother of an illegiti - her who had a character himself; or the man tbe service. She came to my master 's hou se abou t sis Mr. John Haigh , father of the prisoner , deposed , to take Jot> Broum, 3i, was char ed with having, on thi and tbe prosecutor pursued him for a distance of fifty mate child. She felt deeply the disgrace she his friend' s unf ounded proposition weeks after ; she saw both the maste r and myself ; she that he went home on the ni ght in question , about a had , which was un- 16th December , stolen a dj k bro -»n mare , vhe pro ! yards. During the chase tbe man dropped his hat He bro ught on heraelf and her family ; she returned to her supported alike by reason and evidence said she was going to Manchester , to commence busi- quarter to ten o'clock ; his son was then in bed. , who engaged perty ut Jo-hn Trippit , of lanierslry. was not able to capture him ; but on his return he father , and led an irreproachable life, regaining the a young woman as servant for the purpo se ness as a stay-maker. r Mrs. Ha igh, his mother , swore he was at home that of illicit Gu- ' ty—Sentence deferred. ' pick ed up tbe hat He called up his brother , and they good opinion of all who had known her. Her child intercourse with htr , deserved the most severe By the Jud ge— I am not married. night. Hs went to >ed about a quarter before ei ght— punish- STEALING CATTLE. found the window had been broken open , but nothing i i fat 's house , ment. In this case was asserted a th e following ; he had never been out of the house. When tbe con- l ved w th her at her her and it was perfectly brea ch of promise Examin ation resumed—She called Joh r. Ppbus was char ged with having stolen ai , was missing. On going out they saw Fieldhough well kn own that the had the child. She remained of marriage , ' the first thing stable came he had hia trousers on , at attended by illicit intercourse, the result Tuesday at two o clock in the morning ; heifer , the property of William Wardle , of Middles against a hay-stack in an. adj dmng field. They were as he was going her father 's till two years ago, when the defendant o i p g shutters— I to draw some ovens early the next morning. , a far- f wh ch was re nancy , and the birth of a child. I heard several knocks at the door and the borou gh, in the Jforth Ridicg. also both seen together at a public-houBe not far from mer and maltster , and a man of considerabl e I asked from Cross-examined—The prisoner went to bed first We independence, Ff teen months afterwards an action is bro ught by a got up, and went to see who was there. Guiizr—To be imprisoned asd kep t to hard labou the premises , abont three o' The hat picked up called upon Mr. Wells to enquiro whether his the inside who was there ; she said I must open the cl*ck. were all asleep when the constable came. dau ghter professional man for a breach of the supposed prom ise for sb i^Jendar months. was clearly identified as belonging to Terry. My other Hannah would go and live with him as housekeeper. of marriage - In most instances of this description they door. Knowing her voice I went and tolil Ellen that went to bed about nine o' >* son , Joseph , clock. My hus- The defendant is a -widower with four children —a found the counsel for the defendant appealing to the Hannah Wells was at the door. The knock ing at the The Jury found Terry Guilty, and Fieldhough ot ten o'clock. The prisoner s shoes man •- R0WN COURT, Monday , Mabch 15. ! ban d came home about ' bttween 40 and 50 years of age. He represented that Jury in mitigation of the damages , and it gav« him door and the shutters alarmed Mr. Ber ry, an d he came Guilty. were wet because he had been working for Joshua (Before fe.j' Terry -was sentenced to six ' imprisonment , having these children he wanted a person of respecta - pleasure to think that in nine cases out of ten this was down stairs. He called out who's there ; no person Baron Ro \ months B'.afce , Blecking the ovens. STABBISG AT EOIliERHAJL . and hard labour. bility, and Mr. Wells stated that he was afraid his the proper mode of ap pealiug to a Jury , because he answered; he then went round to the kitch en door , and Mr. Feather , superintendent of the Halifax police , ask Alt tr.der ilocdonald, IS, was charged trith having . ! dau ghter would not suit him , as she had not been in a hoped in nine cases out of ten tbe woman who asked Han nah was there. She was let in. I heard her EMBEZZLEMENT . said he saw the prosecutor after the prisoner had been she on tr.r 1st of February, at Rotk ^rham , felosioasiy i situa tion before. He sai d he had enquired about her , redress for a breach of promise was herself of unques- Mr. Berry if he would let her stay all night , and Richard Speight was charged with having, at Selby, before the magistrates. He appeared to have some her to de stabV.-i , cut , and wounded Jamrs Hiley, with intent to ' doubts as to his identity . and th ought she would suit It was difficult to ascer- tionable character , and enti tled to the sympathy of the would go away in the morning. He allowed feloniously embezzled £1 5s. 9d., in two distinct sums, tai n the motives of persons The next do kv.-> some grievous bodily barm. James Rawson, police-officer , gave evidence , but from what followed it Jury. But there was a tenth case, aud. this was an so, and she slept in Ellen Rigg's room. which bad .been received by him as clerk to Mr. Fother- of a still cburc n Mr WO2TLET and Mr. Pasuley were for the pr o- ; stronger character. was not very uncharitable to impute to Mr. Berry that instance of it. He should lay before thtm a course of morn ing she went away. Hannah only went to ' gill, attorney, on account of tbe Barks ton e Ash and at the time of the . application to the father for his evidence which the plaintiff service of Mr. seruticn ; the prisoner was undefesdtd. The Jud ge intimated it was impossible to eenvict-on , or her at t orney , or her once during the time she was in the Skyrack Court of Requests. It was not clearly proved daught er to live with him as housekee per , havin g heard father had forced upon the defendant left w» on a It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor is • such evidence , and ths Jury accordin gly returned a to give. He Berry. The first visit she paid after she labourer , and lodged with the priso ner , at the house ; that tbe defendant intended to convert the money to some history of her former misfortune , he intended by should show th em profligate life begun no fewer than Saturday : she stayed on tbe Sunday. The defendant * bis own use , verdict of Not Guilty. of a i-^rson named Benjamin Greaves. On the ni , and the Jury returned a verdict of Not some false promi se or other to obtain possession of her per- tw elve years ago—repeated intercourse with different went to church that day. Whilst he was at churc h, ^ht Guiity. The Court rose at nine o'clock. of tiie 1st of February, he wen : to bed bet ween eight son. He agreedab out wages , and she went into his service. individuals whom he would place in the witness box ,— she came into my bed room , between nine and ten and nine o'clock, in the same i oom as the prosecutor STEA LING WOOL. MAGISTRATES ' ROOM , Tuesdat , Mabch 16. He treated h&r with the greatest possible respect and he would show them that the plaintiff had laboured o'elock , and said she wanted a husband , and th at she alept , and the latter wag in bed at the time. Prose- j kindness—he tre ated her as his equal ; she was found under the venereal disease, by calling before them tho would have one too before she went away. I &*" > Georne Firth , 25, Joseph Roebuck, 27 , (Before R. Armstrong, wer , cutor heard a disturbance down stairs , on which the i and Henry Esq., Q.C.J taking her meals with him in the parlour ; he placed medical man who attended her—he would show them " yon won' t nave me, will you ?" She, in ans Hargreutes, 2y, were charged "wit h having feleniously which I prisoner jumped out of bed, ard said " you b r ,! George Firth Joi ep e everything under her controul , and expressed the a life, tbe last part of which was charac terised said , " I'll hav e you, if you'll have me." To stolen 120 pounds of lamb' s wool , from the dwelling- , h Ro buck , and Henry Har- she was ni soon settle you," Prosecutor said to him , " stop, j greates, who had been convicted on the previous day greatest satisfaction at her demeanour in his liOUSe. She by a profligacy which would strike them With replied, " It was not likely." She then said house of Samuel Brook , of Lindley, near Huddersfield. had a sister , twenty-seven yeara of age , who went over horror and surprise ; and this was tbe morn ing, ana Alexander , my lad, its easy to get into trouble , bu t I Mr. Pisblet conducted the prosecution j of a burglary and robbery , were sentenc ed to be im- woman who , to going to Manchester on the following hanJ to get out oi it. " .Prisoner bounced out , Bayin g 1 the to see her. Mr . Berry begged ber to come often , said use bis frien d's expression , had acquired reputation asked him if be would go with her. He answered ne prisoner was defended by Mr. Wiltuss. The prow- prisoned and kept to hard labour for two years. , " d n my eyes, trat Fll be in quod before morning. -! be was glad to see her ; and when Hannah had been whose conduc t af ter she bad her first child conversation passed, hllea cutor ia a woollen doth manufacturer at Lindley ; Bi<%»My. , was ex- would not No further He raoimagedfor a stick , and the prosecutor shouted out i there a month or two, he said to ber ene day— " Well , emplary, and on whom the world looked down with Ri , but Han nah ordere d the prisoners all reside at Dalton , which is about Robert (27) gg and Hannah came together come Mtb. here 's this blackguard getting a stick four Wilson was charged with having, on can you spare Hannah from home ?" She replied , compassion and respect. Why, make tbe beds her- " , or five miles from the former place. at Alne he would Bhow them Ellen to go down, and she would may be to kiD somebody with." He On Saturda y, the the 2nd of March, , in the North Riding, " Yes, I dare say we can. " He said , " Well, then, she tha t, af ter the birt h of the child, he made inqui- also removed the 2nd of January, the work-room belonging to unlawfully married one Jane Hall the eame wild and self. At the reque st of the defendant, the , hia former wife, has chosen this for her home ; I have promised to marry profli gate habit continued—it was this infor matio n fire-irons behind a box. Shortly afterwards , the pri- prosecnter was safely locked up, and on the following Mary Wilson, being tl en alive. in 1837, long after ries as to her character , and after aoner struck him in the face, her. " There was no disguise as to the child , and they the bir t h of the child , afterwar ds he returned the blow, day it was also observed that every thing was right. Mr. Mathews conducted the prosecution thit she laboured und er the had been given, Hannah was dischar ged. I and several blows passed between them. After th& ; the would find that frequently M r. Berry 's own children vener eal disease , and at a period in consequ ence of my On the Monday morning , the prosecut or found the prisoner was defended by Sir G. Lewin. when they had been left, because we never could agree fight, the prosecutor went towardB the bed, and on went to play with him at bis grandfather 's. On another told by her father she was living with door open , and that there had been a bag of lamb ' The first marriage took place at him, and when having recommended the plaintiff. . stooping down, the prisoner ru shed upon him s Nunnington, in occasion, when Rebe cca Wells was over , he said he it was, ther efore , to be inferred my fathe r , who ia a , and wool and an empty box taken away. The evi- 1835, and three years afterwards they th ese proceedings Cross-exam ined—I am now with stabb ed him in the left side. parted. should have marri ed her sister the first week she was could not be going The wound was five ence adduced to connect the prisoners with Wilson then went into service, and, on. The law on this point was farmer , at Deighton , under Mr. Thornhil L inches in length the in 1840, married there, but the neighbourhood would have talked about clear and decisive. the defenda nt , and a part of his bowels pretruded. robbery, was that Firth and other two men were drink- his married bis master's daughter. It afforded an answer to actions Ellen Rigg deposed—I waa servant to He was in imminent danger for twent y-four it: he added that he wished he had seen her sooner , of this descrip tion , to show tha t , I remember Mr. hours , and ing on the Sunday night at the Odd FtUows ' beer-hous e, Guilty—To be kept to hard labour for one year. the woman 's charac- When Hannah Wells was in service was in great danger for & week. 1 for he was disposed for marrying her as soon as he saw ter was disr eputable or impro per either before or after Hopkinson calling; he saw Hannah Wells in a room which is about 300 yards from the prosecutor *; on the PO ACHING AT GLEDSTONB. her. He went so far as to talk about the wedding- maste r he When callei upon for his defence, the prisoner siid same ni the promise had been given. His friend bad made up stairs. She told me I must not tell tbe ght another house near was attemp ted toobe James Banks (19) was charged with having been dress , and told them to mind and be all smatt , addin g, ' he was in liquor at the time, and he hoped they would broken open , various attempts to indu ce them to suppose tb« de- bad been. _. and a person named Tickerman observed found aimed with guns in a close called Brenta in joke , that he did not think he should be satisfied Wells. She have mercy npon him, as he had an aged mother to three men, who answered to the description fendant knew the history of this woman—oh , lie said , Cross-examined—I bad to wait on Mias keep. of the pri- Meadows, belonging to R. H. Roundel], Esq., of with less than white satin. Of course , no letters could honest . soners , run in the direction towards Brook' be must have known she had had a child, and they also insinuated that I was not quit e The Jiiry found s house. A Gledstone Hall, in Craven. be pr oduced as having passed between them , for they had it on the evidence for the defence. him Guilty , and he was sentenced carrier named Lockwood also observed them and Mr. of the sister that it was quite a This closed the case to be transported for carrying The Hon. J. S^Wortlky Monteith were were living togethe r , and the same reason was sufficien t topic of constant conversation. He would show Mrs. Worth to contra- fifteen years. wool, and af ter they had passed him they them Mr. CRESSWELL then called went to the for the prosecution; Mr. Cottixgham defended the to explain the absence of a great deal of eviden ce that when the defend ant did acquire a knowledge of dict Godfrey Berry in bis statement that he bad not saia HA JfSLAUGBTE B IT SHEFFIELD. house of Benjamin Haryreares , and Insisted on leaving usua lly given. In addition to the prisoner. si&ter 's testi- that fact , he immediately discharged the plaintiff from to her he never knew anything wrong of her. Ja mes Hatcson, 29, -was char ged with the man- the WOOl iher e. Hargreaves gave information against It appeared that, on the 9th of November , he would call before th em the alaughttr of Felix GhaLib y, , a party mony servant , who hia service, and then what became of all the observa- Mr. Cresswell then rep lied. , , ' at Sh&Seid ; and John them , and they were taken into custody. of poachers, about twelve in number , entered thinking they were extremely familiar ret ired . ilorton , 25, and Wm. Bark , 26, -were the listened at the tions of his Learned Friend on the topic of h is address. His Lordshi p having summed up, the Jury charged with a he Jury f-.-und the prisoners G uilty. Sentence 'was pleasure-grounds adjoiaing to Gicu^touo door , and there she heard this unfortunate youn g ver- aiding and abettin g in the commission House, woman He would then shortly state to them t; .« position of After an absence of nearl y an hour , t hey returu t d a of the of- deferred . where about midnight , they eotr.iiie;,v:cil communicate to Berry th»t she was afraid fenc-e. , m.khig she -was in tLe defendant with n-ry+ct to tlib tr efaction. The dict for the p.' aintift—damages , £5». • The court rose at five o'clock. Lavoc of the uhtasaats, of which a great the fam ily way. Ho suiu , " Well don number 't be uneusy defendant w.s a respectable man in tr ^ie—he lost bis The U'.'Urt me. at eight i» 'ilixk. THE^ORTHERN STAR. 7 abominably detested by the people , for whose benefit child of fifteen ^ridnal Coiwpon&eiue or eighteen months old, bnndled in the Lord Pai-mebston said he had received s copy ef the he be permit te it was said to exist ; and he had actua lly sold the very d to bold ; and his children willj be CAUTION TO MEDICINE VENDOR- AND tail of a tattered garment , and tied round the mother 's batti scheriff issued by the Sultan «n the subject of the located in a distant establishment. The question is not OTHERS. operatives , in whose cause he enlisted ; and had sur- neck for hereditary pachalie of Egypt —that instrument had O MALLEY , OF THE DUBLIN security, while one arm supported a helpless whether the services of the Commissioners shall be TO MR rendered t» the Lords upon the question of English babe been isaned by the Sultan on his own authority, and secured for ten or even five year s, but whether the poor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by the ASSOC IATION. , pulling, in vain, at the rfried up source of its he apprehended CHART IST Corporate Reform. But yet, Q'Malley, it was a question between him and his shall be better fed ; whether they shall be treated as recent Verdict obtained by Messrs. MoTison believing him natural fountain , while three or four nearly naked little subject Mehemet All. He counterfeiting their " Alss .' poor country, , could not, with any pre - human beings, and not as dogs or hogs, and whether against certain Impostors for true to Ireland and loving Ireland , and wishing to innocents , from three to six year s old, were nestling to cision , state to the House at present wheth er medicines, all persona selling medicines as and fox to kno^r itaeU." the four poverty ia attll to continue a crime in the bye-laws laid almost afraid see her once more resume her proper rank among rt the the dam , looking, but In vain , for that heat and com- powers approved of the firman , as he had not had an down by the Somerset-house Bashaws. There is no Morison's P1L13, which are, in fact, mere spuriong deabO'M allet ,—I am like the-weather-beaten nations of the earth , they pardoned and absolved all fort which natu re opportunity of commun icating with them. remedy proposed for these abuses. We cannot see imitations, are liable to have actions brought .against vi intended the mother to communicate In answer to CoL marin er, «tanding upon the decfc after the transgressions against themselves, and actually placed D. Darn er, Lord MORPETH said the slightest room for congratu lation. Lord John Rus- them for every box sold under that name, which ac- -gited to her young. I have seen the anxious mother that the differences between thei tions Messrs.Morison will deem it €heir duty to en.- ' **^ }i»s passed a-sray, and straining sight in search of him, in the autumn of 1835, in a position to dictat e Irish Poor Law Com- sell's alterations are put forwar d as a means of moving to balanced with her double burden , scratching, during missioners and the Guardians of the pdflfcf theMount the position whichjthe opposers of the measur e force in every case that comes to their knowledge. to by - have \a •whereon bs niay place his foot once more in Europe ; aye , to Europe ; he might have opened the the only hour allott ^ virtuous poverty tyrant millick Union were chiefly on the subject of the site taken , and with the ultimate expecta tion of carryin g (West Riding), Mr. * session of for a workhouse, A letter had appeared General Agent for Yorkshire Tl jndeed, my case is even more anxious ; 1 1836, by proclaiming Wniveraal Suffr age , man, in " improved Ireland ," among the cinders flung ia the papers the diabolical Whig project into fall and complete William Stubbs, 47, Queen-terrace, Norih-road, from a mutinons crew, and was and neither ' King, Xords , or Commons would hay* from iiia secretary, Mr. Macdonnell, addressed to Dr. effect. We hope the House of Commons will not be TlZLj overb oard from the rich man's ash pit , for ft cold potato , & hand- Jacob, and Btoting that if Leeds. hand *; aad though I bate the dared to resist it ,• bnt he wanted the he again became a member taken in by the Noble Lord' s sophistry. Whatever ^ Sdnp tr frien dly moral courage , full of cinders , or a bone, ot anything, while hex group of the Board of Guardians of British College of Health, Hamilton-placej aye, Mountmillick, his Ex- opposition was intended , ought to be directed towards -ret I love tie bark in -which I hare had s» many and th$ personal courag e too , to use his power f« of younglings have kept up the heart-rending howl of celleney the Lord Lieutenant would feel it his duty to New-road, London, Dec. 29th, 1840. who the measure with unre laxed spirit The country ought \u ,ktfn] mit> ^d I l°Te ^e pasKngera haTe general good: against an org anised faction. " Oh , mammy, mammy, whatll I do, I'm kilt with remove him from the situation of medical attendant not , even for five years, to be obliged to "kiss the ' {jjioTf Toyagere. Ireland is the bark , and her the could, I' to the asylum, as he considered the two appointments band of despotism ," seeing that whereas, the Commis- REPUBLICAN t Well , bat the English put no such tax upon the m hungry mammy, oh, wisha wisha mammy incompatible. He M'DOUALL'S CHARTIST AND prese nt race of gilded patriots , but her believed that letter was authentic sioners have become a Tank nuisance , and that the hand Di>t tte great power with which they had inTested him. What , give me sunthin to ait. " I have heard the mother , for- Mr. F. Kbelt postponed JOURNAL. ^*°P hereditary bondsmen , •were his motion on the subject of opprobrium is pointed at them whithersoever d to3. cei " " my then , was his crime ? Why , simply this, that he ad- getting all her own. wants and pangs, reply, with a of the abolition of the punishm ent *** of death till after they go. Not one moment' s respite is there from abso- On Saturday, the Third Dap of April, 1841, i*skos- For the last six yeara 1 haTe been Bpeak- Tertised his power through a series of letters to Lord forced smile, " Hould yer tung agra , hould yer tung , Easter , when he hoped the Gover nment bills would be lute independenceupon theunderbread crew of the Strand before the House. THE FIRST Nl/MBEB OF THH raoel, and asking, I>uncannon , the then Secretary of the pillice 111 hear you, and take uz all to the watch Union. But the main question )8, what does the J^ State for the Home Lord J. iuisseli, gave notice that on Departm ent ; he compound ed house." I have seen the mother , afUr finding a cold Monday he present Bill concede to the poor and to the count ry. „ Soir ij old Irela nd, and how does she stand, for a bit of tinselled Tice- should move that her M&jesty be authori sed to grant a To the poor and the country it concedes nothing. REPUBLICAN JOtJBNAL is old le, potato , , i^a ko* Ire land , my own old native land 1" royalty, to amuse the peop while he was selling Ire- divide it and share it according to the respec- loan of £240,000 to the South Australian Company, Every clause of the Bill remains , as before , of a simply out of the Consolidated WILL bo Published by Mr. A. HEYW0.0D followed woe, and sigh has rolled land , and he bartered his giganHc power for pelf , place , tive ages, giving the largest to the least and youngest, Fund , to be repaid at such pe- and purely aggressive character , a mere ulterior de- ini alss: ¦*a2 has an riods as the house might deem fit. Bookseller, &c, Oldham Street, Manchester. in Many and patronage. Some biographers may say, no, no ; and then smile, while, with famish ed look she enjoyed velopement of the existing system. It proposes sigh aj "ck succession. atking heart On the motion of Mr. Labouchere , the House The size will be similar to Oastler'B Fleet Pap ers, ^a & moment' s repose from the " Mamm y, I' m hungry .'' solemnly to ratify and continue that system , with eight Pages and the Prioo will be , mmy a mort al designed for a longer sojourn not for place, for he refuted it; true , he refused went into a committee on the subject ot the trade with additions and variations , but withou t any relaxation , , double Columns, bro ken ori I have »een the poor and squalid creature , after the West Indian One Penny. of tri *1 has been ^PP ^ oi *" ¦ £in&l five thousand a-year and the shelf, for ten thousand and North American colonies. Mr. even in the minutest particular , for five whole years. • this land half an hour ' Labouchere moved a number premat urel y consigned to the cold graTe ; a-year and the larder and the run el the kitchen for s scratching, and when fall daylight of alterations on the ta- The choice of that period is as distinctly contradictory Dr. P. M. M'Douall will edit and conduct th* f jn, &nd warned her that her longer presence would be an riff , which were read over and reported , and the com- to tfce wishes of the people as the former period of ten. Journal. His patriotism, hoaesty, and coora^o vrill _«» spirit with account unsettled , " unhouseled , Ms dependants ; and all th is was accomplished while mittee asked leave to sit afford the best security the Working Men t'or .th* » insult to the merch ant in his morning walk , strai ghten again. The principle of per petuity ia in it stiil. The altera- to unann ealled," kas been hurried into the Ireland was gapiag, like a great overgrown grvby , at a On the order of the day for the second reading of the tions which have been made in the Bill leave as future value and usefulness of the proposed Journal. ^j ^aute d, her crippled back , and thus pour out her sorro ws :— Count y -j presence of his God, while his survivors hate tinselled fool riding in gimcrackeryand regimentals , amid Court s Bill being read , completely untouched as before all grievances relating All those who may take an interest in the great "Oh , wUba, wish*, a kuishla macree , cum, cum my Sit F. Poli-ock took a review of the proce edings Cause , and who are friendly towards Cbartisui and pra y*3 for his salvation, and still liTe and the shouts and huzzas of the slaves. to the diet and treatment of paupers within Work- -id eoW * d&rlints , and dont you cry, or the pilllce 'ill hear you. that had taken place in that H ouse for the last tea or houses, or the prohibition of oat-door relief. The RcpuWicanism,are requested to procure Subscribers, upon the disease that killed kim. And now , in troth , the people have run away from fatten Oh yea, Oh yea, God look down npon us this day, and twelve years on the subject of giving a more extensive powers of Boards of Guardians are still taken away and forward their Orders immediately to Mr. Hey- y, I hare witnessed. I haTe been O'Co nnelL Ah! my brav e and gallant countryman , jurisdiction t« the court for the ood Oldham-street, Manchester; to Mr. William aj i tfcis, CMa lle provide for the poor ! Oh ! whafl l become uv uz at all recovery of email from the general body elected by the rate-payers , and w , observer of all thai haa passed , and O ; how there never yet was a sound principl e hatched under debts. There were several details of the present bill vested exclusively in the few who, having nettling else Thomson, Prince's Street, Glasgow; and to Dr. l iaa at all, er what way 'ill I turn this blessed day. Cum , which appe are d to him decidedly objectiona ble P. M. MVDouallj Mr. Hey wood's, Manchester. tbe neirs be to the exile in his cell, to the wing of fanaticism ; and the threadbar e cloak ot ; but it to do, and throwing themselves with zeal into the jflrfnl ffwt juels , cum dorlins , here 's the gintlemen comin. Oh, was not hia intention to oppose the second reading, as , atte nd upon Journal will bt —t&e breeze , for whieh rel igion , cannot now, thank Owl . be used as a mantle system of tho Poor Law Commissioners The issue of the numbers of the ^ i that, ** tot—»t l0DS 1m*. ' yea, may God guide us this day, pray Jaisus. Amen." those objectionable clauses might be discussed and all occasions. The way in which this clause will limited according to the orders received. whistl ing, has at length sprung up, to cover the body of civil corruption. amended in committee. One of the ta his been long J ?tftve $ee»7HA.i, O'Malley, within eighteen months, in clauses empow- operate may be understood from a recent occurrence in N. B. The Doctor intends confining his future from the right quarter—from the legitimate source Who was the most popular man in England , Scot- ered the Government to appoint fifty new officers , with the Eton Union , where the working Board passed a exertions in the Cause, principally to Manchester n^ " improved Ireland ," and within musket shot of the salaries of £1,50* each—that was a Yes, my friend, the Tery fact of your land., and Wales, whil e he was thought to be true to patronage which vote of censure upon the Hon. and Reverend S. G. and its Populous Neighbourhood, but will alvr^ys be ,f ill p o-rex. Liberator 's door , and Ireland is " improved !" I exceeded that of the whole army, and Hon. M embers and for youreelTes, irithont the Ireland ? Daniel O'ConnelL Osborne , for prosecuting the oppressor of Elizabeth happy to lend his services in whatever To^u or jgeang. of yourse lvesof my have done , for the present ; only three cheers for our w«uld bear in mind that such a step was about to be Wise to conviction before the county magistrates ; District they may be required. came being once more " ^iaonsi gratific ation Who is now, beyond all comparison , the most un- virtuous young Queen , and the onl y Government that taken with an extremely narro w majority, and with al- wbj ch, at a subsequent meeting, was reversed by the Manch ester, March 3rd, 1811. Irish lips, shews me the land , and tells me that popular man ? Why, the same Daniel O Connell ; most the certainty of a dissolution of Parliamen t after Vow Of that class of Guardians whom the present Bill Ejp ed by eTer did justice to Ireland .'" If you are happy, why Easte r. reland is Beari ng it and why ? Because he has sold Ireland to the Whig proposes to disfranchise. Instead of any abatement of Just publishod, in royal 18mo., cloth, price 3». ; and old I should I rep ine ? Tue Attorne y-General thought it very extraor - the severe and un-Chrj jBtian disciplino which separates «an you inform me how it is that Irish faction. lam , sent in the Country free, by the post, 3s. 6d., O'Mi Bey, of dinary that his Hon. and Learned Fri end should ap- the husband from the wife, and the parent from tlio me the IriBil 16 1 wajlt ? •'M&lley, kingcraft , priestcraft , and paper money, prove of the principle of the bill ~trio» sM^. * P^P P" ^ Your faithful friend and countryman , , and express his de- child, this Bill establishes a new principle of classifi- MANHOOD ; the CAUSES of its PREMA- »lve for me the knotty problem of men craft have been the ruin of evtry country ; but , thank Fear gus O'Coknor. termination not to oppose the second reading ; while cation and combination , which , in many cases, will have TURE DECLINE, with Plain Direction, for Cm job att ributed the most denunciation of physical force, God ! all nations are now opening their eyes, and the York Castle , Fel on's side, 16th of 11th month at the same time he impr oper mo- the effect of distributin g the different members of a ITS PERFECT RESTORATION ; -addrcs^d to \gxi cheered in their tives to the Government in bringing it forward. If of Exces- mountain of civil iniquity can no by of solitary confine ment , but yet an Irisman family into different Workhouses situate in different those suffering from the destructive effects ii2e thty t*ve Sbed. their country with the Tery worst longer be obscured ever there was a measure in which party feeling should places. Finally, in this Bill, as Lord John Russell sive Indulgence, Solitary Habits, or Infection : fol - feerhtf isn of a stan ding, armed, trebly-paid , spy force, the molehill of religious fraud. Yon will mark my and a Charti st. not be allowed to interfere, it was the present , and he especially informs us, " no change is contemplated as to lowed by observations on the TREATMENT of when peace ^fcae services cease prevails , and who words ,—and I have made some good guesses ,—that if th P.S. O'Malley , the English press will say that regretted to observe so much of it in the observation a reduction of the siae of Unions," and no remedy is SYPHILIS, GONORRHOEA , GLEET, &c. Illus- his Hon. and Learned Friend had just add ressed to the provided for the enormous inconveniences and evils trated with Cases, &c. im, therefore , an interest in civil commotion , f«r Irish priesthood dont look sharp, their -turn will come mine is " a rale Irish epistle be Jaisus ," because I com- you next. The hierarchy of your Church is as much House. accruin g from this sour ce both to ratepay ers and to the BY J. L. CURTIS, AND COM PAN V , ibfj are bat itfor is the civil serrice ? Cm a menced with the intention of expounding the princi ples Sir E. Sugden objected to several of the details ef surprise at the observa tions that eTery paper poor. We feel no that fell ^sin ho» throu fh- state hierarchy as that of the Pr otestant Chnrcb , and of the Charter , but have not said •» word about them. the bill. from Sir Robert Peel ; he was just as likely to have Consulting Surgeons, London. Ha empire greedil y seizes upon and fully is equally opposed to the extension of civil rights. Teu The fact is, that whe n I got upon the subject of Irish Mr. F. Maule said , although there had been a good condemned the alterations proposed by Lord John Published by the Authors, and sold by BaiHiare, ^ by Irish " patriots ," know this. patriotism and Irish destitution , deal of objection to the details of the measur e, the Russell as he waa to praise them ; but we must confess Medical Bookseller, 219, Regent-street ; Strange, jjiJisba s eTery vrcri spoken to I got bo hot that I the Irish people are obliged send then newi I now come to the considera tion of the great bugga- bolted from the course. principle had been admitted on all hands , and he our astonishment that Mr. Wakley saw matter for con- 21, Paternoster-row, London ; Veitch, Chruuicl * should object to such ; amendments in committee as Office Durham ; Shillito, York ; Advertiser Ojfice , ^ boo, physical ferce. gratulation in the speech, inasmuch as the poor will , •z paM Iciiaoa to the Irish " tra itor 's " paper ? Can you Your moral-force Colonel of the I haTe only a word to say now ; banish from your would not be likely to meat the views of the Hous a. continue to be exposed to the infernal dietary laid down Hull ; Machen and Co., 8, D'Olier-street, Dublin ; g3 how it is that , with such a liberal press as Ire- Irish volun teers of 1S33 , iand in which corps I was a mind and for ever the notion that the English people Mr. Hawes said it appeared to him that the object by the Commissioners , and the system altogether will Duncan, 114, High-street, Edinburgh ; an i to be the United ted boasti of, we never hear of a single meeting of the private , and paid £l Is. by the Colonel 's order , for either hate Ireland , or that they are ungrateful or fickle. of the Hon. and Learned Gentlemen on the opposite operate with as much severity as ever. With regard had of all respectable booksellers in side was to delay the passing of the bill until they Kingdom. classes convened by themselves, addressed by musket and accoutrements ,) has charged the English Can you have a strong er proof of the very reverse , than to the opposition got up to this measure by Walter , of Tzfcng came into power themselves , and by that means they The Times, we l°ok upon his interference as any tbing The Work which is now presented to the publi« igssclTes, cr passin g resolutions upon matters in any Chartists , in general , and Feargus O'Connor , in par- the fact which my own case furnishes ' I was sent here would secure the patrona ge which they found fault but calculated to benefit the poor. There is no honesty is the result of very extended experience in a class •nj collected with their intere sts ? Can yon tell me ticular , with being torch and dagger men , physical- to be ruined in character and health ; my hands tied with the present Government for attempting to exercise. in it. With him it is a party measure. He perceives of diseases and affections, which for some unaccount- bzs been done with all the money collected in force Chartists. O'ilaHey, I never , to my kno wledge , up while all were pelting me. Well , I have been here The bill was then read a second time. that the damnab le Act has damaged the Whig cause ; able reason have been either altogether overlooked, litz The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill, -within the last twent y years ; and point out to or belief, mentioned the -words torch or dagger in for now nearly eleven months , ri gour Increased , not and the Ord- and in the hope of further injuring it , to the admission or treated with apathy, and almost . indifference, by Isissi nance Survey Bill , were severally read a second time. of the Tories to power , he and his paper render their mart yr 's share . Can you in- speech , or writin g in my life ; but let me give my diminished , as Mr. Duncombe seems to think and the ordinary practitioner. To enter into the details as jia people's or the ' The Mutiny Bill, and tlio Marine Mutiny BUI, went opposition ; theirs is no real humanity. If the Tories of these affection s, to pojnt out their causes, and to to iw why it is that men who were hooted from the undisguised opinion upon the subject of physical force. would wish ; but here I am a stranger , an alien , and severally through a committee. were in office to-morrow , The Times would applaud tho mark the terrific coiisequences, social, mora l, and taSno inl?32 , as falling abort of the popular stan- The whole mischief , treason , and illegality of the the ungrateful fickle blistered hands fustian jackets Adjourned at a quarter to one o'clock. Poor Laws to the skies, and rejoice that the Bishops physical, which are sure to follow fro» indul gence £sd of fitness , are now being dignified with titles , thing consists , then , in its want , not in iU possession ; and unshorn chins , have saved my life, by defending my Monday, March 15. had assisted in giving to the country a measure full of in certain habits, would be entirely out of place in so much jus tics to the rate- payer and the labourer. a» advertisement. We have uo hesitation, hcrtver, paa *, and pensions, as a reward for meritorious ser- for , believe me, if I had Dan 's 500,0«0 fighting men character against Whigs, Tories , the whole press , the Mr. Fox Maule assured Mr. Wakley, in answer to , and Mr. Burns , Look at questions , that there was no inten tion Out upon such consistency , say we !—Weekly Dispatch. in saying that there is no member of society, by whom ist is their count ry's cause ? Can you'infonn me how well arm ed, you never would hear another word of the higher , and middle classes whatever to ex- the book will not be found interesting, whether such ' growth from her new illegality of physical force , Bor of a single act ot that ' clude the public from the Green Park , or to alter the Destitution Abroa d and at Home-—With all is slsi Ireland, after ten years motives of the parties who subscribe person hold the relation of a PARENT, A PRE- cruelty, tyranny, or oppression for you hours of Admission. due respect for the Evening feh unto righteousness , has become more lisping and , dot of plunder , per - I have spent thousands upon them and you, In a Committee on the South Australia Acts, towards Missionary Societies, we ask them whether CEPTOR, or a CLERGYMAN. — Sun, tepEndsEi ihxn sha was in her cradle ? Why does secution or incendiarism. In fact. cannot be separated ; but mark the difference—while Lord John Russell moved a resolution , guaran- physical destitut ion in England is not more urgent paper. lie now hug, as a cherished boon, what she then un- The hellish thing so much belied fickle England has paid nay poor serrice with con- teeing a loan to that colony ot £20,ooo, and making than spiritual destitution abroad , and whether it is not Messrs. C»rtis and Co. are to be consulted daily , that the claims of the former should be re- at their residence No. 7, Frith-street, Soho Square, »SEngly bore u a badge of slaTery ? Have the mana- Would lose its name when well applied. fidence and grati tude , which is invaluable ; Ireland , provision for the payment out of the Consolidat ed more fit , Fund. spond ed to, instead of those of the latter ; what can- London, from ten till three, and five till eight in the " become leas gilliag because gratefu l Ire land , has paid me with kicks. But never cles /croetJ by " tyrants O'ilalley, lisp not reproach of physical force in Tara 's Lord Stanley had thought that this subject was did man will not agree with us, that it is by far more evening ; and Country Patients can be successfully riTtzed ty patriots "1 ? Are the millions better mind ; I told you six years ago tha t " we want you , treated by letter, on minutel y describing their cases, " Ha!l , sing it not on Tan 's Hill , or Vinegar Hill , or on one which ough t to have been brought before the House , humane anfl mor e Jn accordance with our duty, to fee*ow, O'Malley, look on this picture. Let them documents on the of idolatrous worship in India on the ley, and Skyrack, are to be in attendance at ton , Bookseller, Leicester. "* »s3 ie people, we swore to maintain even to the Mr. Fox Maul e supported the motion , which has Extract from a letter of Mr. W. M. Clark , the take a walk with me alon g the quiys , np Bridge - table in a few days. the consent of both parties. Nine o'clock on Tuesday Morning. ~£ :—rni versal SaSr age, Annual Parliaments , Vote Those from th« divisions of Staincliff and Ewoross, eminent London Bookseller, dated Feb. 16, 1841:— street , through James 's-rtreet , and visit the upper The Earl of Moiwtcashel gave notice that , after Soni c other matte rs of course were transacted , y BiHot, Ret>eal of the rnion. total Abolitio n of the Easter recess , be should call the attention of the 'clock the House adjourned. Claro and the Ainsty, (being the remainder of " Upon my word I have taken Parr's Life Pills stories en Christmas day , and to Rathcool , only eight and at half-past eleven o the West Riding,) and those in all cases of Mia- ^—-1ky a hename and nature , Appointment of Magis- House to the subject of duelling, and move for the ap- several times, and certainly they have cured my miles. I wiH not shock any one by taking him to domeauor (except in respited Traverses, who cold and invariably done me good. This is in j ^a t people, and removal oi the Bishops from pointment of a select committee to inquire into the Tuesday , March 17. , of Naas, fifteen miles. Let us then come back , an d go best mode of putting an end to the practice. If such a are to attend on Monday,) are to be in attend- earnest. W, M. CLARK. •^Bsaw Lords. Such was Ireland' s Charter. Mr. Hutt brou ght the question of the Sound dues ance at Two o'clock on Tuesday Afcernoou. 17, Warwick Lane, Paternoster Row, London." throngh the Liberties , the Poddle , Cor k-street , Thomas- course were not adopted it would bo better to repeal under the consideration of the House , and moved a " *«« now see her " patriots ' " per formances. Tniver- the act of Victoria altogether. As the law at present After the charge to the Grand Jury has been £ivcn , PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGME NT* ha street , Meath-street , and on to Dolphin 's barn , to Cr um- resolutio n to the effect that the present tariff was one Motions by Counsel will b« heard, after which the ^ t s dimdi ed into the most practi cal stood , individuals did not know whether they were jus - I, the undersigned , JOHN CUBLEY, late of aKi2 " lin, Cimage, roun d by Green Hill , Kil da-kin , and home which the King of Denmark had no right to main- Court will proceed with the trials of B'elonies and C ;'' Annual ' tified in fi ghting a duel or not. tain , and that such a revision should take place as would Dorby, but now of the town of Nottingham, hereto- Pirlia mentsRe >">-" ofbeen relinquished by the Fox and Goose Commons. Let xu then go out by Lord Kea.ne'» Annuity BUI -was TeaA & second time, Misdemeanors, until the whole are disposed of, com- iore a schoolmaster, but now out of employment, do ^ laaa dil Parl iaKent« peal the Union lias ten d to facilitate the trade of Great Britain with the ; Baggot-itreet , over Ball's Brid ge, to the once celebrated and ordered to be committed on Mond ay. mencing with the trials of respited Traverses. hereby acknowledge that I have lately got com- ^~~ *ftea ed - Baltic. The hearing of Appeals will commence, at all into "justice to Ireland ,- the total abo- Merrion , to Bootersto wn, Black Bock , Mount Pelier , The Copyholds Enfranchisement Bill was reported , Lord Palmers ton admitted the correctness of the pounded some pills, which I have sold to different j~= rf Utha into and ordered to be read a third time on Monday. events, on Friday morning, in case they shall not persons as " Old Parr's Life Pills," by representing to " appropriatio n ofpoiit ;" that is, the and Dunleary, (now called King 's Town , in honour of Hon. Member 's state ments , but hoped that he would have been begun on Thursday ; but parties in Ap- ^fcaSon national purpose g Adjourned. either withdraw hia motion, or assent to the previous that I had purchased the Recipe for that celebrated a surplus, which a king who was kicked out of the Jockey Ciub , being peals must be in readiness on Thursday morning, to fce Monday, Ma rch 15. question. medicine ; such representation "was, however, en- ^ found afte r the church maw ^ras to* great a blackguard for that honourable society,) and and all Appeals must be entered before the sitting tirely false, aud the proprietors of the genuine Old ssa&i ; aa.j sa No other business of importance was transacted than A fter aome conversation , of the Court on that day. patriots commuted Cftay come home by Stilorgan , and Donnybrook. Let ns the getting rid of the motion of the Bishop of Exeter Mr. Hi'TT agreed to she previous question. Parr's Life Pills have commenced legal proceedings ^ --uas is ^ ^ Coroners and High Constables must be in attend- against me for the above fraud. But I having ex- to 2 as. rent The appoinment oF magis- then visit the once renowned Clontarf. Then let ns go for an address to the Crown to withhold its assen t to Mr. Eastho pe meved that the petition ot William morning. the the inordinance fer incorporating Su Sul ance at fhe sitting of the Court on Tuesday pressed sorrow and contrition, and given up to them m A- -~ g m^ -^ ¦ ^—¦ w^i^ pice. The Baines , a prisoner in Leicester Gaol , presented on the people^ ~ has1 been^^^ ^ " ^ lost^ "^ ^ sight^r^^-^m ^ of~ ,J and the^ to answer in ^^^^ ^ up Barrack -street, through Stoneybatter , and to Don- The names of persons bound over the names and addresses of each person to whom I oi the bishops Rev. Prelate supported his motion by a long and able 2nd of Februar y, should be printed and circulated with Felony or Misdemeanor, with a description of the thought of no consequence , boyne , only seven miles. Then through Chapelizod , address , proving his consummate ability as an orator the votes. have sold any of such pills, as well as of the drug- ^ 03 term s Offence, must be sent to the Clerk of the Peace's ** ^^ fined haTe been substituted for Lucan , and Leixlip ; and then to M aynooth , the and an advocate. Sir R. Peel contended that such a motion could not gists who compounded the same, and agreed to make fcw Office seven days at least before the first day of the this public apology, and pay all the expences, in- j ^ ** ^ Princi ples, and the only pledge which has residence of Ireland' s only Duke> and nephew to the The Marquis of Norman by answered the Bight Rev. be received except made on the same day as that on Sessions, together with all Depositions, Convictions, aerTe d Prelate in a speech full of matter , but in places some- cluding this advertisement, the proprietors have j.- J* tts oI' " ¦ the old cl0fti to ihxoyf 0Ter the lamented Lord Edward Fitzgeral d, who lost his life which the petition had been presented. and Recognizances. 5 what personal , reflecting on the good faith ef the Right Mr. Bbotherton thought /under the circumstances , kindly consented to forego such legal proceedings. • * a dishocour ed faction : •¦ the Ballot :" in defending himself against a gang of police and The attendance of Jurymen will not be excused fc. a the sonp the your Rev. Prelate. the petition could not be printed. I do, therefore, declare my shame and sorrow for ^ *^oct ; dish without the on the ground of illness, unless it be verified by affi- having committed such an impositi on on the publio ;±S^ beloved Major Swan , to whom , if living, your moral The Ear l of Rr poN and the Duk e of Wellington On the suggestion of the Attorne y-General and davit or proved by evidence in open Court. ' lant em in spoke against the motion , and the Noble Duke recom - Lord Stanley , and such a fraud on the proprietors of Old Parr'B H^* , ^^ ^ the assassin's hand to allow force leader would vote compensation. Poor Fita- the House assented to the prin ting of And Notice is also herehy given, that the Public , and further express my acknowledgments *ab coward-like mended the Bishop to withdraw it The Bishop did the petition , on the understanding that it was to be open Life Pills ¦ ^j ^f is and unseen. Is this a geral d died in prison of his wounds ; otherwise he too Business of the Riding will be transacted in for their lenity. onwar d this the reward for not venture to divide the House , but withdrew bis mo- circulated amon gst the members only,—Adjourned. Court , on Wednesday, p ^ ? the would have hai his head cut off, and his bowels torn tion. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon JOHN CUBLEY. fp!ro red when Motions for Gratuities, and the Finance Com- J88 , ^ ' -e of society, when in the dark - ont- Tuesday, Ufarc h 17. Dated this 28th day of January, 1841. o" !|Ea ance mittee's Report will be received and considered : sas, ' ten years a go, we were promised so Now, O'ilalle y, I hare not taken you mor e thin nine M r. Stanley, the Secretary to the Poor Law Commis- and on the same day, the rules for the government Witness—H. B. Campbell, Solicitor, Nottingham. fe oxrt knowledge milts in any direction from the Post-office , sioners in Ireland , was examined at the bar of the f>ptrit of ft* IBtem ih. ^** the :' but taught us to tike and I ask of the House of Correction at Wakefield , will be In order, therefore, to protect the Public from bg^ ^ * substan ce and , aboTe all, and you, as an honest man , upon your oath , in your opinion, House at great length, relative to thf falsification of taken into consideration ; and the Bubjcct of enlarg- such imitations, the Hon. Commissioners of Stamps the returns from the Clonmel Union. The alterat ions Th e Poor Law Contin uance Bill.— In the " to be engraved on thS iEproTement of the People beld can an equal amount of destitution be found in any ing the present House of Correction, or of building have ordere d " Parr's Life Pills ****& aeaT • which had been made in the records of the Union were House of Commons on Monday night , Lord J. Russell a new or additional House of Correction in or near the Government Stamp attached to each box,, pj ^ incr easing power of the faction who equal space upon any part of the habitabl e globe ? admitted by Mr. Stanley, , that J ^em who declared , however announced his intention of making some changes in to Wakefield , will also be considered ; and if neces- without which none are genuine. ? Well , but I have not done : that' s for a day' s recrea- he had no improper motive for so doing. the Poor Law BilL In the first place , he suggested grant wS sary, a of money out of the public stock of the LIST OF AGENTS. Cjj , °^IaUey, what is the faded old gentle- tion. . Now follow me through the night Mighty God .' Ultimately it was determined that the presence of that the duration of the power of the Poor Law Com- said Riding, will be made for carrying the same into VVX fn» «Tl , ^ ^ I.1- - . ... Mr. Phelan , the assistant Poer Law Commissioner , missioners should be reduced from ; he Thi3 Medicine ia sold wholesale, by appointment- ' people of I am fearful of asking you , lest you forget the honest ten years to five eaeffecec(.t. ***aa hit ' 7 ' would be necessary, and it was directed that he should also proposed to abandon the clause for " attachin g by Edwards, St. Paul's Church Yard, London ; and m 5nd lesson taught by the honest Chartist Association. Well, ADJOUENMENT FKOM PONTEFBACT TO WAKEFIELD. Agents:—Bir- fee; tJ^*J. > k**6foadly everything Irish, and Ve ordered to attend on Monday next.—Adjourned . to Workhouses separate burial grounds for paupers. " may also be had of the following Vm^ ^ ^011 yns antici then , I pass the night ; I leave the scenes of open and The Bill in its ori pre- And whereas in pursuance of a requisition deli- mingham, Shillitoe, Chemist, 43, High-street, Watte, pated , and his ginal shape contain ed a clause to Dowhng, Chemist m' undisguised iniqui ty and poverty-madq prostit ution ; I vent the interment of the Workhouse poor in Church vered to me, signed by five Justices acting for the News-agent, Snowkai; Bristol, J ^ bi conse5neiice of &* mex- oston Noble, Bookseller; r&a*^ ^^ row, the lordly spree , or the HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fbidat, March 12. burial grounds , lest their bodies might contaminate the said West Riding, Notice is hereby eiYEN. that the Bath, Meyler and Sons; B , lii Jg ^T ' ^ opposition of the English people .' .' .' heed not the drunken Johnson ; Coventry, Mrs. RoUason ; S earth or the carcas es of their richer brethren in death . same General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will ba Beverley, He> * d&mn ed Ue- B^t il has recently college-taught midnight amusem«B ; I pass all, and I Petitions were presented on the subject of churflo , in Derby, Piko, Reporter office ; Dublin, Ward and *** 4«a ^ rate *, and against various provisions in the Poor iaw Lord John Rosaell also modified the clause which pro- holden, by adjourn ment, at the Court House ^ tt0 KrT e P^P0 to Tory hatred. come to virtu oo* modesty , seeking the hoar betwixt vides for the union of Unions, so as to withdraw the Wakefiel d, on Tuesday the 13th day of the same Co., Chemists, Westmoreland-street; Edinburgh, a. Hbtt 2 * "' w»i Continuan ce Bill. Warehouse ; Exeter, Fitze, Book- ^ *" *lwsrs faww it Buspldon and detection—that still moment between the In answer power of locating infirm paup ers, who have no per- month of April, at the hour of Twelve o'clock at Blairf Italian ^ i*?ml °* ^ ^ *« to Sir Robert Inglis , Lord Palmekston seller ; Grantham, Bushby ; Gainsborough, Hall ; 1 *•» ° aecanDt, and, therefore, should art be owl's abandonment of light , and the hawk's relief of the stated tha t the Government had turned ita attention to manent ailment or mental defect , in separate establish- Noon, when and where the Report of the Committee tteT- ments ; and to give a fifth of the Guard ians of any appointed on the 10th day of February last, " to Horncastle, Cousins; Hull, Noble, Printer ; Kidder- night watch ; and , 0 God of Heaven ! Merciful the position In which Protestants were placed in the in their minster, Pennell ; Limcoln, James Drury ; Liverpool, Levant , Union a veto upon its combination with other Unions , consider and report how many constables, let M tert ch&r y Creator of prince and peasant .' and to whom both in and they had impressed upon the Porte the for the management of pauper opinion , should be appointed in the West Riding, Rawle, Chemist, Church-street ; Leeds, Remhardt, ^ «Kk T^ ' *• «e fc fa«t«- necessity and good policy of placing the Christians of children. Sir ^Robert Heaton, Bookseller ; Louth, O'ConneU the most popular man in nakedness retur n, what do I see here ? What hate I , Peel said, "he heard , with great satisfaction the state- under the Acts of 2 and 3.Victoria, cap. 93, and 3 Chemist, Briggate, and ^»d , dD the of of 18 every religions denomination on the same , or , if pos- cap. 88 and what rates of payments Marshall, Printer ; Leicester, Winks, Printer, and 0 fl0ss *« Sessira 36 many times and oft , seen in the cold and chilling frost sible, ment of the Noble Lord as to the changes proposed in and 4 Victoria, , •fcblJV , and a better footing than before the recent events. the Bill ;" and Mr. Wakley no doubt that the should be made to such constables," will bo pre- Waddington, Bookseller ; Manchester, Moitershead, ^ 1 l miie a tottr of a Christmas morning, when at least all should re- " had C^ Em, T * ' ^e * conqaewr, Mr. Easthope gave notice that on Thursday he alterations would be very acceptable to the count ry." If sented and taken into consideration ; aud such fur- Chemist, Market-place; Malton , Weightmari; Not- *** Su®***! Why, nothing that joice ? should call the attention of the House to the petition we thought Lord J ' ther proceedings rela ing to the adoption of the said tingham. Sutton, Review office , and Iagram and » ^ «W7 6 fcr ohn s alterations of the Blightest ^ CTi™ ^ English and the Scotch. I have seen this picture , O'Malley, and so have you. of William Baines , confined in Leicester gaol for re- value, we would give them our hearty concurrence ; Acts throughout the sa!d West. Riding, will be taken Cooke, News-agents ; Newcastle-on-Tyne, Black- fusin g to pay chur ch rates ; and that he shoul d post- there deemed expedient. well and Co., Printers ; Northampton, Barry ; PW theh ^P61101 ^ve for Ireland, between day and dark I have seen the virtuous but they really are not of any moment ; inasmuch a3 as shall be then aud K Wffl 8d? eon pon e his motion for leave to bring in a bill to abolish they leave the working of the Bill precisel y the Bara e. C. H. ELSLEY, Newark and Southwell, Ridge ; Peterborough, r*** *- *w«»ti«L He had betrayed [other , with her group of legitimate littl e ones,—not a the payment of church rates till after Easter. Clerk of the Peace. Clarke; Sheffield , Whitaker; Stonrpout, Williams; teJr v D°rCheSt€r The pauper will continue to be fed upon raHcidb acon and I*Wers- question; arefaced prostitute— no, no, O'Malley, prostitution I n answer to questions from Lord F. Eger ton Sir R» belly-griping perk -water ; he will still be immur ed in n Clerk of the Peace's Office , Worcester, Deighton; Wakefield , Nichols and Son; ^^2 a d1 p?a , " ^ Ike English Poor Law, ves not bo lowly ; I have seen the young mother , with a Peel, Lord Sandon , and other Hon. Members , ' miserable Bastile : no communication with bis wife will Wakefield , March 12th, 1841. York, Mrs. Moxon. 8 THE NORTHER N STAR. OURJHrllRD EDITION OF LAST earlier part of the day, a true bill wa3 retnrn«d BBOOK •• TUBffBB. UNITED STATES. Mr. Dasbt opposed the second reading, and re- Th e prosec utor is a brewer , residing »t Hunslet, FROM against Peter Foden, of Sheffield , for riot and con- near Leeds, and the prisoner keeps a beerhouse, at W^ WEEK. Mr. Chesswel l and Mr. Watsow app ear ed tt» gretted that , on a measure professing to regulate the spiracy. the plaintif f; whole medical profession , so one member of the Bowling-lane , near Bradford, and on the 14th of Mr. Amocandbr and Mr. Addisom fi» AMERICAN STOCK MARKETS. the defendant. The aotion was Government was in attendance. July, he uttered to the prosecutor » forged bill of CROWN COURT, Fridat , March 1»th. MAGISTRATES' ROOM, Fbidat, March 12ih. br ought or Mr. (Correspondenceof the Herald.) The Hon . Gentleman was proceeding, when a exchange. In June , the prisoner was indebted France s Brook , widow of Mr. Brook , to deter min* whether there was a publi c right of way Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 1841. motion was made to count the House , and the nam- to the prosec utor to the sum of three or four Mr. Baron Rolfe took his seat at ten minutes BEFORB BOBBKT ARMSTRONG, KSQ , (J.C. thr ough for ale, and some proceedings were past niue. After the arraigning of various prisoners her property or not , tha property in quest ion beimr /.x-oTffEB Panic is Philadelphia. ber present being under forty, an adjournment took pounds, Wm. Tingle pleaded guilty of stealing, on the Close to the Village of —Bbokers place before eigh t o'clock. commenced by the prosecutor for the recovery of tor tria l, and swearing of the Ju ry, William Ib- at Hoyland , fro m the house of John LitUothorpe , near Ripo n. and STlsij.vg.—U.S. Bakkhtg Stock dovtx to 16.—This •fch JanuV ry * not far from the Riw Ure. day of the debt. Tho prisoner Bent him & letter , in which betson, John Grifin , and William Gawftrodger vrere soverei gns and half sovereigns , his Mrs. Tor nerw aS has ire^n another intense excitement in the Thurs day, March it. charged with burglary at Cook- Addy, £16v * i° burner, but the real defendant' mca.- was enclosed tbe forged bill, which purported to be placed at the bar , fterwards, Tingle being asked if ho s were the Commia! .-ry circles. Stocks hare dwindled away to tbe seat of John Worm ald Esq., property. A sioners of the Ure Navigation. *lnv-st n Mr. Hitolet presented & petition from «,000 drawn and indorse d by Jonas Mor timer. On the rid ge Hal l, , near ,to B 8*id the money was the pro- The case was eT othing—speculators hare failed to come up inhabitants of Ashton-uuder-Lme on the night of the 25th of November last. had anything *7> tirely devoid of interest, and ended to thrir contracts, and brokers axe bunting up to , in favour of a 3rd of August , the prosecutor saw the prisoner , and Otley, perty of his sisfct/r, and he aid not intend to steal in a rerdiJi r emission of the sentence on Fros t , Williams, and inquired of him who Mortimer was. He was told Messrs . Knowlks and Wilkins appeared for the being found^ for the plaintiff, nominal damages fii e ry-a of themselves aud the confusion of the , it. The Jutdge replied that was, that he was not Jones ; from 800 inhabitants of the Bam e place tha t he was a linen-draper in Bowling-lane. On prosecutio n lbbetson was defended by Mr. Cot- ii » ¦ ¦ i i < m board -. f which they are members. A broker by the guilty, and, therefore, permitted the prisoner to ^^ against Lord Stanley 's Irish Registration Bill; and being app lied he stated that he had Dot given tingham ; Sir Gre»ort Lkwin appeared for Griffin ; - na^;^ .• '" Abbot, failed to meet engagements a few £t withdraw his plea, and plead, not'-guilty. WARLIKH PbEPABATIONS. also a petiti on praying for the abolition of Church- any auth ori ty to the prisoner to put his name to the Gawkro dger was undefended. ? —SHKEKWB88, MaBcH days 3so, and &s a conseqnence lost bis place at the Mr. WoftTLsr , with whom was Mr. Ovebend , for 10r«,- 'fhe greatest bustle and activity rate s. forged bill. J ane Stewart , hou semaid to Mr. Wormald , de- opened ihe case . A short time prev aifta boe.rU. To-d»y a larger broker, by the name of night of the 25th of last Novem- the prosecution , the royal dockyard here in getting her who Las been pnr«has:ng largely, for indi- An Hon. Member presen ted a petition from Derby Mortimer was cross-examined by Mr. Cott j nghah , posed , that on the before the robbery, the prisoner 's wife waa at the M»i«8UV Ban\ y, praying that alter ations in addition to being a fast ened all the window-shutters of the ship BjMonarch and Vern on fitted out. When Ticu&-i reputed rich, also blew out. be made in the Poor Law and it appeared that , common ber , she pr osecutor 's house, and had the opport unity of pleted com Amendment Bill. informer, he bad very latel y been appreh ended on a drawin g and other rooms about fire o'clock in the , they proceed to Spithead for order s No This has been one of the greatest name-days of knowing where the money was, which the ^proBecutor doub t is entertained here but that their the w:?on. Many of our largest brokers have Mr. H. Bbrkblbt pr esented a petition from Dor- char ge of burglary. evening. Next morning, when attempting to leave imprudently kept in his house. Subsequentl y, destination set, objecting to certain clauses in the Poor Law Mr. Brigg, the constable , was asked if he would her bedroom, abou t seven in the morniu g, she found is a visit to our bragg art brother " Jo nathan ." refu;-d t-i buy U. S. Bank notes at any priee. Amendment Bill. -the prisoner waa at the house , and slept Th--- -who do buy them, do w> at a discount of 14 believe Mortimer on his oath , when he stat ed he the door fastened on the outside. She returned there one night. The next morning, Addy'g to J.S per cent, on paper—18 to 20 for spscie Mr. T. Dr? rcoMBE pre sented a petition from Ply- would not if there was nothing else to corrob orate and tried another door ; found it fastened also wife went oat leaving tbe prisoner in bed PUBLIC NOTICE. mouth , signed by 1 267 persons , pray and went down the front stairs ; on , , Girsj-d "Bank Stock is down to '2ui, and United , ing for the him. She retur ned and, on her return, in a short time, the St»:-i Brink to 16, Wilmington Baii to 32. Such release of Frost , Williams, and Jones; and another Mr. Baine3 , therefore, did not press the case getting down stairs ihe found the front Hall door to the some elect from Tavistock ; also from the house ; went with Mr. - pr isoner was gone Out , and she found that the mo- EX PORTATI ON OF a riirr.i £ and racing you never saw. Without very an indi- fur ther. open, she alarme d Wor- . ney was gone. The next day he was at Rotherham MACHIN ERY. enV-->.K relief, and that very soon, another crash vidual named Movie, residing in Blackfriars-road , The prisoner was acquitted . maid into he drawing-ro om, and found the window rFHE MAYOR has received the praying for the liberation of Mr. Feargus O'Connor; with a considerable sum of money, and a purse was Mowing Letter win be upon us before us you are aware. Look out ! Mr. Cottin gham said he had witness es who would opeu and shutters haugiug on one end . found iu the house whare ke was taken in which J. from Mark Philips Esq., M.P. , also a petition from Sheffield in farour of the repeal Wormald , Iivo3 at Cookridge Hall , Chai rma nIf hare proved th e prisoner 's innocence. John , about partof the money had been contained. the Committee appointed to inquire into of the Corn Laws. four miles from Otley, on the road to Leeds. Wai the exist, MAGISTRATES' ROOM. Mary Addy, the prosecutor's wife, and sister of ing Laws affecting the Exportation of Machi nery Tct-JC ExEcrn op James Taylor Mr. Hawes presented a petition from the Univer- —TllURSDAT , MARCH 18. called up on the 26.h of November , about seven in o* , foe the the pri soner , proved that the vreek before Christian and has directed if to be publi shed inthe Leeds News- Mvrijlk oe his Wipe— Sausbuut , Tuesday .— sal Religionists, commonly called Socialists, pr aying (Befort T. Starkie, Esq., Q.C.J the morni ng by the last witness; went down stain; ' wife' aud daughter were at her hua- papers , in order that all persona for an inquiry into their doctrines, which they stated the prisoner * intere sted in tha Jam*- Tai lor, apig-dealer, residing « Toskenh&m, POACHING NEAU HALTON. found the Hall door wide open—it had been band 's house, and saw her fetoh change from the question may hare due notice :— near Wvctton BasseVt, -was charged are now misunderstood and misrepresented. opened from the inside ; discovered two drawers at thelate Sum- Stephen Pudtzy, Frances Warcup, and Matthew cup board , where the money was kept in her bed- COPY. Ber y-lie*, held at Devize, with the wilful mur- Mr. HcH s presented a petition signed by several broken upen in the library ; an iron sate had been room. On the 8th of Jauuary , the prisoner came thousands of the Universal Rational Religionists Botieritl (out on bail) wer e indicted for night " Sib, der ef .= wife, waen it appeared ihas the prisoner, poach ing, ' partiall y forced with an iron instrument , the point and slept that ni ght at their house. Her husband of Birmingham to the eame effect ; a petition at a place oailed Pratt s Planta tion , near been broken off was lefc in. Missed frqm 'I 1 *™ desired by the Committee appointed abm' Z3 Jl&tsof age, hariri" #iven cp his avocation Malton. having went out early in the morning to work. Between •to«x inquire• • in - - le; trom the medical practitioners of Kilkenny and drawe ia, two seals, oue gold, tho othtr a Sc«tch to the Operation of the existing Lawa as& • ^-dealer, had out his little cottage, consist- Mr. Bliss was for the prosecution the eight and nine witness went out to tho butcher 's, affecting the Exporta tion 1 ing lii i r-1' v of the ground floor rail-way its vicinity, in favour of the Bill for the improve- ; Mr. Wilkins stone aud a gold peucil case. The drawing-room of Mac hinery , to iequJfc , to labourer*, d efended the prisoners. The prosecutor , leaving the prisone r in he4, and the money safe in the that you will make known to ali who tt -e thereby accommodated in a very sorry ment of the medical profe&ion is Great Britain , Robert window was open ; a pane had been broken near per sons within your Hudsou , is a watcher for Mark Foulis, E^ q., who cup board , which was iocked. On ret urning home in ju risdiction , tha t the Committe e have begun msrrr.-:, they being huddled together like so many and Ireland. Also a petition from twenty-two indi- the fasteni ng. A book-case and two drawers were qua rters of an hour then * vidual?, members of the National Chartist Associa- has the privilege of shooting game, in the above abou t three , she found that he inquiry, and are now ready to receive suoh evidence pig-. T"hia circumstance, gave rise io an il"kit cor- plantation broken open in the dining-room ; two bottles waa gone; and, feeling apprehensive , went strai ght aa the parties interested reyp-jr. tion , complaining of the treatment of Mr. FesrguR , which belongs to Sir Tatton Syke.-. of wine and brandy were taken from the may consider importan t to -iaEce between the prisoner's wife and a rail- All the prisoners resided at Rillington, near Malton. to the oup board , found her money was gone, be submitted to them on that subject . w&j l.-.Souier, named Jack, and this leu to an elope- O'Connor, and praying the House to address her cellaret in the library ; there were found in the •¦ The prosecutor, with a man named Wood , went to the cup board lock having been picked. " If- you will inform me what witnesses ment, ¦hich circumstance fo irritated the prisoner, Majesty for the purpose of granting him a free par- drawuig-room , and also in the library-room , lucifor Wnne wish to don also a petition from a public meeting held at Wii:eit the plantation ; about eleven o'clock they A servant to Mr . , of the Traveller 's Inn , offer evidence , and to what points they ar e prepa red that r • .-oolly and deliberately tired his £un at his , matches; went and entered the house. Saw foot- Westgate Rotherham , proved that on the 9th of Birmingham, compbining that prosecutions for the mei tlie prisoners, who wero armed with guns. After windows which bad been opened , to speak , I shall endeavou r to give such notice for wit- w . lc she was in the act of cleaning somecarrota soirn; violent language had be«n used marks from tho J anuary , the prisoner aud two other men came to i¦¦- alleged crime of blasphemy had been renewed by , Hudson went across the road ; he supposed, from the footsteps, their attendan ce as shall best suit the convenien ce and iiees, andkilled her dead on the sp.t. At the up to Warcup, when thi latter took his gun by tho White 's house in Rotherham, and the prisoner sent of all parties. Sa.i.-;¦¦ • ¦ 7 Lent Atiites the present Government. The petitioners stated that about five people had been there. Mr. Read; the - , he was found guilty of mur- barrel, and struck Hudson with it. Hudson seized them with a parcel to Sheffield ; the prisoner then ** It is desirable that I should der. :lundred3 of persons sympathised with that they considered the law as it now stands on the constable, afterwards fitted a boot to euo of the be informed aa soon subject a s«n from Wuod , and struck Warcup with it, chan gtd his stockings in the bar , and put a suit of as possible on this subjec t. the u\, fortunate man, he having taken the life of his of Buch prosecution unjust and anomalous. footmarks; it corresponded. There was a nail in new clothes on over his old onei. He said he was They complained that Mr. Hetherington had been breaking the stock over his head. The prisoners the centre of each hsel ; had gone to bed a little "I remain , Trifo verier circumstances of the most aggravated made off , and remained away from Rilliugton a travelling for hia fathe r , and had plenty of money, nar -,- . »cd consequently a p tition was j;ot ud at lately tried and sentenced for the publication of a after ten o'clock the night before. All was fast, then. and took out a puree which he said contained £150. " Your obedient servant , ¦: book; and observed that threeparties had been tried week, when they returned, and were taken into Saw ou the Monday after one of" the seals. &u -v. and very numerously signed, lor the com- custody. When apprehended Tho prisoner then went out , leaving his boots. She "MARK PHILI PS, Chair man." : ' cj for the sale of a work, the original author of whigfa , a conversation took The witness was croui-oxamiued at some length . bu-s. - tbe sentence of death, but to no pur- place between tho constables and the prisoners, told her master (Mr. White) what had passed, "To the May or of Leeds." po?- The prosecutors (rhe authorities of tne parish; had t;ivcn himself up, and had never been prosecuted. la; by Mr. Cottingh am, who defended Griffin, with the and he told her not to give up the boats. They complained that Mr. Heywood, who had pub- when the rer admitted boing in the plantation on purpo.-o of shewing that in the confusion consequent By Order, ana -N¦ jury recommended tho prisoner to mercy, the night in question , but that they had gone there Mr. White, tho landlord , proved that he sent for bn r. - ire iufuriued , on authority of the most lished Haslam's Letters, bad been brought to trial, upon the burglary some of tho servants might have EDWIN EDDISON, and found guilty. (Cries of Order, order. ) to shoot stocK doves. Woinack , and that the prison er denied that his offic--: •.¦haracter , that his Lord=iiip most porivi^t'.y " " The taken the sealM, &o. ; but nothing tending to confirm n ame was Tingle f rom Sheffield; but said that he T0WU CIerfc ¦ Hon. Gentleman proceeded to say, that ttose were In defence, it wa3 urjj ed by Mr. Wilkins that the suoh an idea was elicited. , dedrv johr.Gg ia that petition for mercy. Daring prisoners wtTe not in the plantation in pursuit of was fr ^m Bristol. The prisoner said he had no Leeds, 16th March, 1841. the ir/.-^sm between the unhappy ma:: 3 sentence the statements of the petition ; and if they were not Several of Mr. VVormald's servants were called, allowed to be read, the House might as well prevent game, but merely for the purpose of shooting stock moHey but a few shillings. ano --"^-ltion. he has conducted himself ia a manner doves. who deposed that lbbetson had been abuutthe houae Henry Womack corroborated the last witnes3 as --er - altogether the right of petitioning. He would say and premises on the day before the robbery, inquiring NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Meet- tit--- ' extr&ordinar . . He would not ackno-.r- The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty—To be to tho apprehension and searching the prisoner. of the Inhabitants , chargeable to leSiv .-c-elf guilty of a fault, and asserted that it was folly. (Order, order.) He would repeat it. for Mr. Wormald. any of the (Renewed cries of" Order.") imprisoned and kept to hard labour for six calendar The prisoner denied that he had been at Hoyland , Rites or Assessments authorised to be ra ised uader the :; '•v he had sustained fully justified ths act months. William Hales and James Rochford , watchmen, or k fj.iiga.ble in their l&K&tira Lu kis I>eijalf ; indictment , 168 yards of worsted weft , aud several Learned Judge said ho was not sure he was doing P. BEWLEY , l>Ht h- would not listen to them for a moment. Mr. Hume—1 will bring them up when I have committed to York Cabtlo for poaching. The pri- WM. HORNBY , explained. (The Hon. Member was met with loud other articles had been tak-n away during his ri ght in not sentencing the pr isoner to the severest He -ST. ;,d not suff er the Sacrament to be adminis- soner Ibbtitsou came there about a week afterward*, punishment provided JAS. EMMETT , ¦ cries of u Oh, oh," upon every attempt to explain , absence. He ma e tho housu of Matthew Strakcr for 7s. Straksr came , to pawn them on that day. up to his shop and auked ta pped Pawson ou the shoulder, and said if he would purchasing to give away. so ess- v of you prftrcu;—sucx a sraud assembi&je Viomas Shatc, 37, Jo eph Wood, 33, and John The Jury found the prisoner Guilty. Ho was him to buy it. of - -. - ;o see m? hii^sd l And mind, if ever any Shaxc, 45. were indicted for having, on the 24-h of On crogs-oxamination by Mr. Cottingh am, this swap the mare, for which ho asked £11, for the horse, \t - sentenced to pay a fine of 40j . to the Queen, and , price One Penny , of ;• ¦' a robbing, be sure and take a coubie- February lait , at Almondbury, burglariously broken witness admitted that ho had bought things of Stra- ho would «ive him £12 for the horee. After some Also on a broad-sheet , with - - *° ua then discharged. bargaining an En graving of the British Deadl y Upas Tree bar:; . -: Ki;h you, to murd er all you can !— aud entered the d welling-house of Charles Hai^h , ker before ; that he was employed to buy the seal by with Hcuderson, thuj did swap, and , ^ i; and ?to!en therefrom four sovereigns and two HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR BRADPORD. Mr. Head ; that he had been in tho employ of Mr. Pawson went towards Barlow to get the £12 for THE NEW BLACK LIST ; being a Compara- and ¦ u:.4zd and do as it_ she old be. And I s;¦ .: :o tell you that Jaue Newman and farmer shillings, belonging to him. Isaac Breaks and Jtseph Pearson wev« charged Read some months; aud that his practice liad been the horte, but several personB camo between them tiv e Table of Allowances to Rich and Pool aiij - rtathway, of Toockenham, are the greatest Mr. Baises conducted the prosecution ; Sir. G. with having robbed William Green of £40 Is. Mr. to obtain the confidence of persons of a particular aud stopped him while the prisoners made off as Paupers , with a variety of other useful information , J = important alike to the non-consuming producers enenw- I had ; and had it not been for them, I Lrwix defended John Shaw. The other prisoners llo- buck was for the prosecu.ion , and Mr. Wilkins description for the purpose ot betraying them to the fast as they could with the mare. Pawson gave , deft ndeu the prisoners. information to Bland, and a few hours after he saw and to the non-producing consumers. ihoui'j b3ve been there now. I am gl*d I killed my wore undefended. is police; some of the parties had been his intimate •wif-.. &i:a I don't mind being hanged"—(fiere the It appeared from the evidence, that the prosecutor Tno pn^ecutor a wheelwright, residing at Un- friends lor several years. Ho had been in prison the prisoners iu custody. ext< :t-i- ner drew the cap over his eyes, and the un- i3 a weaver, living at LiagaTd's, in the parish of derci.ffe, ab'iut a mile aud a half from Bradford. for felony about twelve years ago. Ci'OBd-examined by Mr. Pasiiley—Before the Also, price One Penny, hapj-; -z;a.-.i r^suaie-i)—'" I doa't care for that, 1 can A'monabury. He went to bod on the night of the On the 25rh of February, he went to Bradford Wra. Johnson , formerly a lodger in tho house of prisoners wero taken into custody, I sold the horse ¦ - "24:h of February, having previously fanned the market, where he remained till half-past eleven at Gawkroger'a mother, deposed that in tho latter end tor 25s. Gd., which 1 thought more than it was ADDHESS to the Fathers and Mothers , Sons and kee;> - aikiug. On 1 what a pleasaat view—whai Daughters of the WORKING CLASSES , on the » gr ^; »• ghi ! I likes this sort of lun !'' At ibis doors of the house. About an hour afterwards, he uijjht , having been at two or three public-houses. of JNovflmber last, Gawkrodger shewed him tho worth. I have had a little conversation with ¦ Oa his road home he was attacked by five Barlow , who has beeu on bail. I did not say I System of Exclusive Dealing; and the formation of inoi-i - :i "-J1- bolt was drawn, and he was launched ,vas awoke by hearing a noiw at the bav.k part of seal, and stated that it was the property of Matthew the house ; be slept in the lower room, a;id imme- men , who robbed him. Prosecutor gave informa- Snake.-, and was for sale. would have douo nothing if the coustable had not Joint Stock Provision Companies , ehowing how the intt- -" r ity. He apparently suffered but little, and, Peoplo may fre e themselves from oppressio n. By fifci ;i- -ijug the tisual time (an hour), hi3 coun- diately got up, and shouted " Hollo! who's there— tion to the constable, and told him that it was Mr. Cottisqham , on behalf of Ibbetson, addressed forced me. I said to his father that if they would * Pearson and his set who had robbed him. give back the mare , and pay tho oxpences , 1 would Robert Lowebt , Member of the late Convention ! tena.. - " was scarcely changed , nor his features dis- what's to do." A man whom he recognised as the Jury iu defence. They would dismiss from their Pro- Thomi3 Shaw, said " Get up, here's & idfing " — Mr. W ii.kj .ns addressed the Jury for the prisoners, minds auy prejudice arisiug from the statement made not go on with it. and Shareholder in ihe Newcastle Joint Stock tori ^-i '. rlis body will be interred within the an He vision Company. pre-- 2--= of the gaol this evening. The pcpul&c-e HK auiu^ acocuchemeut. lighted a canaie, and contending that the prosecutor »w Intoxicated at by tho prisoner of his wish to plead guilty. They Re-examjncd—I would not set a price on. the ¦oon-J : — --l raeuiseiTes altogether with mu;h pro- whilst doing so, he heard a sound of many persons the time, and, therefore, was incapable of identify- w ould jid ge from the evidence. Hu thon went horse till after I had looked after the men. It waa coming towards the door. One of them said " Come, ing the perBona who attacked him. He called wit- through tho evidence against one of tho four meu who stopped that urged me DISSERTATION ON FIRST PRINCIP LES Ibbetson in detail. Price are you going to open the door 1" The prosecutor nesses to prove that the prosecntor was iutoxicated Sir Gregory Lkwin, on behalf of Griffin , was till ue sold him the bay horse for 25s. 6d. I had OF G OVERNMENT. By Thomas Paine. Kir.iir-TF Escape ov the Bishop op Exeter.— said " Jso; not unnl you give an account of when ho left Bradford. most bitterly severe ou the witness Lawnon, and not examined Henderson 's horse till after we had Twopence. We i - nappy to srate that the above Right yourseif." He heard the firiDg of a pistol, and one The Jury found the prisoners Not Guilty. oa the Leeds Police, for the system of entrapping swa pped . *?* This Pamphlet is a masterly defence of the Rertr-i i Prelate has received no injury from the POaCEINO NEAR SHERBOURN. George Dobson, fishmonger of Rotherham right of every man to the possession of the Elective of them said " D—n him we'll kill him—we'll ¦ prisoners, by obtaining their oonfidenco in the way , , wa» acciii t v. which befel him when attending divine stretch him for not opening the door." After that John Jackson , Benjamin Wilkinson , Geo. Walton , of espioua^o. in tho fair, and saw Henderson lead a bay horse, Franchise. •er^ec- .a a fashionable Chapel, in the neighbour- another man said " Come, are you not going to open John Hogg, Anthony Walts , and Nathan Stones, Tho Learned Judcs summed up with great and BaWowjust by him, and Barlow said, " Will hood f Kcgeat-street , on S inday last. The Right it yourself." Prosecutor rtpeated his Sormer answer, were charged with having, ou the 27th of November minuteness, and spoko at great length on the you take £5 for the tho horse," which Henderson Also, price Sixpence, Rev-Tena Prelate exhausted with hk "devotions last, entered Kmgbay Wood in tho parish of Sher- refused. Dobson , , adding, "I'm not doicn , (meaning frightened) as , several points of the evidence as against eaoh of afterwards saw Henderson COMMON SENSE, addressed to the Inhab itants hao. !a.;• n asleep during the sermon, and in tnis many of you as there are." The front window was bourn , beiug armed with gun3 for the purpose o. tho prisoners separately. The Jury consulted for leading a black mare, at a trot, down r -jyiivion destroying of America. «ta -:- of leant against the door of his pew, then instantly smashed in with a stroke from the game. The prisoners pleaded guilty. some minutes, aud then returned a verdict of Guilty the fair, and Barlow hit her behind to urge I. On the Origin and Design of Government in Irtish fcv» e way, wnen his Lordship narrowly top to the bottom. He saw the three prisoners at Sentence deterred. against Ibbotson , and Not Guilty against the her on. He saw them again in the after- Eng lish Con- oe:ng thrown headforemost into the general , with concise Remarks on the eeca : ^ aisle. the window , and the msu (seven in number) com- POAC HING. other two. noon, in custody, wheu one of them had got a macin- stitution. Luc:; - > . no>vever, he received so little; injury , a3 to tosh on , and the other a menced throwing stones—some of them said they Two m#n named Rid'js and Gregory,were charged BURGLARY. Binockfrock. In the morn- II. Monarch y and Hereditary Succession. be si> - :t> attend on Monday, in his place in the l go into the house, notwithstanding tha iight. ing they were dressed as now. ¦ ; wou d with having, on ihe lO;h oJ' November, entered 111.* Thoughts on American Affairs. Ho;:--- - . ' Lords ; but we would suggest to the pro- Joseph Wood said he would not until the light was Edward Townend, William Gawkrodger (the pri- Robert Marshall, beerhouse-keeper,of Ro$herham, Broom?pring Wood , for tho purpose of destroying soners iutholastcase), a.ndCharle * Wilson were then IV. The ability of America , with Miscellaneous prit.i• :: .¦- -jf this Chapel, that they should provide ;.ut cut, and then threw a stone which struck the , proved that on tho afternoon of th« fai r, tlu^risouers eo: ¦ • preacher.- or strong-rtastenii»i.s game. They pleaded guilty. They wore bound in put to the bar, charged with a burglary at the house Reflections. ¦ - •=.y , toiht-ir prjsecutor on tne arm, and knocked the caudle out their ovv u recognizances came to his bouse with a black mare, which they To which is added , an APPEN DIX; and an petv ,i- .--r .-, when -he Bishop of Exeu-r r.onours their of his hand. As soin as the light was thus es- , to apptar to receive judg- of Amnziah Empson , Esq.. of Stavely, near Kuares- said might remain till tney came for. They drai.k ¦ ; ment when called upon. bornugh on the 28ru ot December last. Address to the People called QUAKER S. Bj Cha • ' -- reposing in it during divine service.— tiuguishtd, Joseph Wood said " I'll be the first man , together. " v Thomas Paine, Auth or of" The Rights of Man. CStT. y - :^. to pouuee in," and the prosecutor waited in ths ^ Messrs. Cottingham and Blansiiard appeared for Cross-examined—The mare remained from Tues- house until Wood sprang at the window. He then NISI PR1US COURT— Thursd ay, March 18. the prosecution. day to Thursday , when Pawso n got her again. S.->---:- cs c? Death os a Pkotlstam Clergt- Tho prisoners were undefended. M y > ¦ went out of the house to obtain assistance, MARWOO D V. HAREWOOD AND AKOTHEE. house is iu a puul ic street and was full Also, price Twopence , ills. -fair.i Shades was indictt- d at ihe Ciriow Cottingiiam , of company. and whilst he was opening the door three Mr. opened the case, and called Pigeon, policeman, of Koth&rh am , proved that he WAT TYLER ; a Dramatic Poem. In Three Am-?--, '-n Wednesday last, for that he, bring a (Special Jury.) Thomas Rushby, butler to Mr. Eoipson dag-?- -i clergyman uien seized him. One of the stones went on , who fas- saw the prisoners going togeth er up and down tho Acts. By R. Sonthey, Poet Laureate to her Maj esty. of the Church of England , did Mr. Chesswell, Mr. Temple and Mr. Hbnder- tened the windows of the diuiug-room about five pen-TUi s marriage between Juhn Lalor &zd Surah to the bed where the prosecutor's wife was laid. , fair during the day. Illustrated with Two elegant Engravings. j - When the prosecutor returned with ass:3taace, he so.v appeared f or the plaint.ff; Mr. Alexander, Mr. o'clock on the night in question. He fastened the John Bland , in consequen ce of the informati on " Every lover of his species should make an effort Hovr- \ both Protestants. Mr. Clark, Crowj for the front door. A large stiver sugar-basin Soli c' i.-r. this prosecutitn was grounded on found four sovereigns and 3s. 2d. had been taken Watson, and Sir F. D^vle defendants. , mustard-pot, of Pawson , sought the prisoners , whom he at last to circulate this splendid and trul y inval uable Poem. .- 'aid a This wis an ac'.ion oi' ej-ciment brought to try the sa!t-ccllar, two large spoons, two amah forks, oue Tery =-;¦ • Act, the 12h Gto. I., cap. 3, by which it from a chest of drawers. Whilst tbe prosecutor w i ctn£» bearing the seal of the Prelate Tii^ a colliery at ov«r the ground ever since tho diversion of the river as would be made by those chisels. objection. , , Rawmaish, nrar Rotherham Charles Wood , an accomplice, and - _ -d by the Lord B;»aop of KiD-iic. , of which the prose- Tee3, it being a portion of the bed of that river. was noxfc called. Mr. Baines replied that there was no evidence for cutors, Messrs. Charlesworth, were lessees. It was The case was entirely destitute of interest. It Has known Gawkrod ger a long time. Never knew the Jury that the prosecutor did Also, price One Penny, His L-Tfl-hi p having summed up, the Jury not mean fully to by return _-j a verdic* of Guilty, after which th# the duty of the prisoner to manage the colliery, and ended in a verdict boiiig found for the defendants. Wil son till the ni glm of the robbery. Has known part with his mare, till ho had not only received THE CELEBR ATED SPEECH, delivered to tike and pay all the monies ; it was his duty to MILDER ». SIXOLETOW. To ivnend two or three y ears. Tbe witness then pro- the horse, but also the £12 for tho horse that lameuted Patriot , at tho close of his Tria lf wr Sour: i--<. Oa Thuisday, his Lordship came into 'question ' . If it had Coar: •¦.: ialf-pist Jen o'ciock. and proceed d to re- make an entry in a book, kept for that purpose, of Thi3was an euqairj- from the Court of Chancery to Cv'udavi. in answer to s from counsel , to givo been a mere exchange and uo more, then his Learned High Treason. all the coals that were sold at the colliery, and all determine t-.vo issues relative to the purchase of an a lon# aud circumstantial account of the burglary, Friend was right, and the ca.so was a fraud. Tho cord r .recce of death on Richard Sandes. The by himself and the three prisej t-r Hedged of his Lordsaip to allow him to ssy the rece;p:s taken in respect of those sales. Two ettaie in Driffiild , in the East Riding. as committe d prison ers— subsequent salo of the horse was ouly of value as Also, price One Shilling, books were kept, and one was sent every alternate wf the bringing away of the property, and hiding of bearing TRI AL a fe-.v v oids. The sentence of degradation had to Mr. The caso for the plaintiff was not closed nntil half- upon the intenti on of the prosecutor in the THE LIFE, CONVERSATIO NS, and been - we^k Forrest, the book-keeper at Lofc- nast ei^hi o'clock, at which hour the Court ad- it in Harewo od Park—of his returning to fetch it on transacti on, which was the real questi on O Esq., Leader of the Ir ish .'I- -1 opon him without his knowledge. The day, and soiling it to one for F R0BERT EMMETT, Coa." • ..ariow were adverse to him ; it had-its htfuse, who made out the accounts, and in journey. the following Ha rris , the Jur y. The precise moment of the Insurrec tion of 1803. eye <. . . . i; a.s keen and as searching a£ thag t':esa books great deficiences were found ; It will be of great length, and there is a great a general dealer , living in Temp lar-s tree t, by whom larceny was, when the prisoner began to = ¦ ¦ lance ot and oh inquiry it was ascertained being given to Read move Kehi-'_ i .. Kehuried. ,tthat deal of haTd swearing in it, but it is only of a local iutorraation , he waB taken off with tbe mare without the payment of the £12. large sums had been paid by the prisoner by dif- int o custody. His testimony was confir med iu Also, price One Pen ny, :¦ interest in the neighbourhood of York. > lu support of this argument , Mr . Baines adduced T-B - T J05ZS. —THK PCRSUII OP K.N0WLTD «3 ferent parties, and not duly entered by him. Guilty. many important poiuts by other witnesses , aud the several cases THE COBBETT CLUB PET ITIO N. txd;.:. , and ur ged it was for the Jury to say x iffictlties.—We ur.iierstat;d that a mist Sei.vence waB deferred. Jur y found ail the prisoners Guilty. whether they thought tho ri he was for more than two him. it was so they might be indicted for fraud , but unless prepaid. , Ms. .-liWfs, the au thor of the Bill, declined to years, and his rise was, to all acquainted it might be handed to , but no re- acqu: ¦ee an agent for a Company in America, and he wanted with the for-enc o was made to its contents. The Jud ge ad- His Lordshi p declined to make any order in thft Fleet Stre et 5 »«j with this suggestion. them to exchange with tbe Indians for trade of the town, somewhat wouderful. His fate mat ter . London : J. Clea re, Shoe Lane, ii a- question for tke second reading, furs. Next dressed the prisoners in a short and very severe this pap er in Town ana On eay he brought a pair of dies and a Mexican dollar, has proved disastrous to those who have been duped Another indict ment was then preferr ed. by ajl the Agents for 1&.T. HAfrzs raged that there existed no kind of by his knaveries. At length speech, in which he stated that the prisoners evi- Countr y . ordering 2400 of the3e coins to be made. Mr. Briggs , in September last, constituted part, if not the whole bod y TVi.n whom tho medical profession in general the bubble burst, and Dauncey then residiag with dently , of a re- - — wished a deposit to b3 left, and the prisoner accord- gularly organised gang of depredators, by whom —^^^ ^ •oaJd .O'Amunieate, and that the existing bodies— ingly left bam £90. The coins were his father (who, a few months before, retired from •FEAKGW ; the Lt -»e«:eB of Phviicianj and Sarreons proceeded with, the neighbourhood of Leeds had been lor.c infested . NISI PRIUS -Fwr.Af , Ma&ch 13, !,»*»*:— Printed for ttw Propr ietor, , and the and it was afterwards ascertained they were meant the business) was declared a bankrupt ; and hi* ^URT. Comhj Sociei y of Apothscariea-slid not enjoy the con£- debts for iron and upon bills (some It bad seldom been his lot , in the course 6'CONNOB. Esq.. «f Hammers mith , to rejenible Mexican coinage. The prisoner, who of a very ques- judicial (experience, to fiud burglaries XOKJUS AND OTUEBS , «. BOND. d«ncc\>f nnjoie*lpractitioners. There were now tionable character) found , upon examination , of bit more Middlesex, by JOSHUA HOBSON, at hii ««* had gone to Liverpool, was accordingly appre- to deliberately planned, and determinedly executed , »«« »bo*t liiBete^fesaiicg bodies, where there ough t hended. amount to between £15,*09 asd £20,008. So loon as Thig was an undefended action. Mr. Clkasbt wa.« amd 13 Market-rtrett, o»«. Hi« than, those of which they had been convicted ; nor for the plaintiffs iaf Offlcw , Noi. I* , to be bn^ otj-jct, therefore, was to coa- The defence was, that the medals were merely prompttsiepsweretaken tobring him toaceouat ,Daun- , who ar e woolleu manufac turers Joshua B°"°* atitaie oue general body of examina.tioa and regnr hftd he seen many cases ib which ths proof* of carrying oa bnshtess near rludd ersfleld gate i amd p»bli*h«l by the laid ! \ baubies to please the Indi ans, which ITU fully sub- cey and the whole of his family Quitted Birmingham. , and who ,) at hl« laiioii, ana to ei{>b.ii8b one gnde instead of tbrJI Mr. Superinten dent Stephens left guilt were more conclusive. It was plain brought this action to recover £161 17s. from the (for th* laid F«A*ocg O'Connor »^ etamiat-ed. Bir mingham on they had been leading dissolute and ; «• ia tne nisdic.»l profession—all pTiclitiouer s bting March ths 2d , in pursuit of the youth , and after that i defendant , who resid es at Blackburn . Verdict for li*f-houM, Wo, f, If arktt-street, Bri#»t« j kereafier The Jury immediately returned a verdict of Not abandoned lives, and he should tako care that tM »» w> %uad oa the Banie ievijl, ihough each Guilty. His Lordshi p stated that the prosecution visitin g various towns on the contin ent f»und him at the plaintiff s—damages £161 17s. U*w«al CoiMHuaication existing betwetm j was lu be at liberty to practise for a very long portion of their remaining w ¦¦ " , at his choice, &s a ought never to have been instituted. Cuxhaven, participating one evening in the festivi- TOLSON «. SYKES AND OTHEB S. , Karket-stnet, a the said No*, physician, or as a surgeon, or as an apotheeary, ties oi a ball. The youth was lives they should work hard and tare ill. His No. * n* | or called out of the then proceeded to een' ' Mr. Ashmokh was for the plainlitf ; the defendants thus constituOng K- as all irhree. Ha read the evidence of some' pro- mZBISG A FOBGED BLU, OP EXCHAJTGZ. room , taken into custody, and brought over to B;r- Lordship tence them to bo 1*. Market-rtrtei, Bri«gat«,«d | in respectively transported beyond the seas did not appear by oounsel. The plaintiff is tke clerk PublwJ^ Offl- fcsijf^iir: wi&tessea affirmance of the aiaic prin- John Jackson, who had been ou t an bail , was minghaK ], wh ere on Wednesday last , he was com- for the term to the trustees of the Bradford and Wckefield Wb.il. of the said PriBti^ | Kplfc? vf ibis of liiteen yeara. turn- ¦ BaL charged with altering a forged bill of exchange for mitted for trial , on a charge of not surrendering pike road , and the action was brought to recover •n* Premiaea. ... ». . iir. Ewasi seconded Mr. Hawes, and con- the payment of £15, with intent to defraud Wulia * himself in the time specified by law after becoming a Tkcb Bills.—During the preceding (Post-paia) trial, the from tho defendants £314 6i. for the rent of the All Communions mmst be addressed, | tendfe-i icm there was eo objection a?aicst this Spong. bankrupt. The greatest punishment for his offence Grand Jury came into court, with true bills agaiiut Bdi wufh toll gates between those places , whi ch they had J. H0BS05, Northern Star Office , Leed s. might not properly be reserved for the Mr. Baists was for the prosecution ; Mr. Cat- is tran ^por aiioj for life, and the least, imprisonment three of tho Barnsley men , Mitchell, Fo», and taken by public auction, on the '25th Sjptembor. | Cvaaiu-es. for the murder of 1841- nxGHAH defended the prisoner. for seven years. Cherry, Air. Biackburne. in the 1019, for one year.—Verdict accordin gly. . Saturday, March 20, g 'fflj